As we age, our bodies undergo various changes, and our senses are not spared. Two common age-related conditions are arthritis and hearing loss. While these conditions may seem unrelated, there is a strong correlation between them.
Discomfort and itching in the ears are common symptoms that all people experience. Most don’t even pay attention to it. After all, discomfort most often quickly passes without causing any problems.
Hearing loss is an unpleasant problem. It greatly affects the quality of life. A person hears external sounds worse as well as the speech of people becomes mumbled, gradually losing connection with the surrounding world.
Healthy hearing is an important part of a happy life. Hearing loss causes several physiological and psychological problems. A person with hearing loss ceases to hear external sounds, voices of loved ones. He also loses the ability to communicate and even can loose orientation in space.
Hearing loss is an unpleasant affliction that requires immediate attention. But what to do if a person is afraid or ashamed of addressing their hearing weaknesses? Experience shows that many patients are in no hurry to get help, trying not to pay attention to the problem.
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