The build-up of ear wax is a common problem and while it’s uncomfortable and annoying, the good news is that it can be treated. There are a number of ways to remove a build-up of ear wax, which is why we’ve created this extensive guide so you can understand the different options available to you. […]
Labyrinthitis is an inner ear condition that affects many people and can express itself through a wide range of symptoms. […]
Acoustic neuroma, also known as vestibular schwannoma, is a rare non-cancerous, slow-growing tumour that develops on the vestibular, the main nerve leading from your inner ear to your brain. […]
Your ears are delicate, and there are many things that might impact the way they function. While some of these might be easy to understand and have simple remedies (such as a buildup of excess earwax), there are also more complex issues you can encounter. […]
You might not have heard of it before, as cholesteatoma is a relatively uncommon disease, but it can have incredibly serious repercussions if it is left untreated. […]
Ear wax microsuction is a safe and quick way of removing wax and other debris from the inner ear. […]
Hearing loss happens to many people during their lifetime, and it can be an extremely difficult condition to live with. […]
1 in 6 UK adults suffers from hearing loss and 2,000,000 of these people are registered hearing aid users. […]
Mixed hearing loss can be classified as a form of hearing problem that combines both sensorineural and conductive loss. If there has been damage to the ability of the middle or outer ear to pass sound waves, together with damage to the sound data processing ability of the auditory nerve, this is what is described […]
Sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) is one of the most common forms of hearing loss and is due to a problem in the inner ear, the tiny hairs that detect sound, or the nerve that carries signals to the hearing centres in the brain. […]