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Which drugs cause hearing loss? Hearing loss can be a side effect of ototoxic medication and drugs. Find out which drugs can cause temporary or permanent hearing loss.

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Hearing Aid Specialist is the commonly used term in the United States; but they may also be referred to as Hearing Instrument Specialists, Hearing Aid Dispensers, or Hearing Aid Dealers/Fitters. In Canada, the common term is Hearing Instrument Practitioner, but they may also be referred to as Hearing Aid Practitioners.

Both are qualified healthcare professionals that specialize in evaluating hearing health and providing solutions, including hearing aids, to address hearing loss.

Learn more about these hearing healthcare professionals and how they are qualified to address hearing health at https://www.ihsinfo.org/consumers/hearing-aid-specialists

Research keeps addressing the potential risk factor that even a mild to moderate hearing loss may have on contributing to Dementia. A hearing test is free and a simple way of finding out if a hearing loss is present and what options are available to address it. Call 757-554-0661 to schedule your free hearing test.

Opinion | Are Your Patients Aware That Hearing Loss May Affect the Brain? Patients of all ages need to be better informed of the risks and interventions available

Ear wax or Cerumen has a purpose and is not bad thing unless an excessive build up occurs.

What you need to know about earwax Earwax, known medically as cerumen, can be wet or dry and come in different colors, depending on your genetics.

If you think you may have a hearing loss, it just may be earwax blocking the sound to your ear drum. Call for a screening appointment and we'll look in your ears with a video otoscope which will magnify everything approximately 30 times and display it on a TV for you to see as well. 757-554-0661

What you need to know about earwax Earwax, known medically as cerumen, can be wet or dry and come in different colors, depending on your genetics.