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Tympanometry is a test that helps assess the condition of the middle ear, the mobility of the eardrum, and the pressure behind it. The examination is performed to identify signs of problems associated with conditions such as fluid buildup in the middle ear or Eustachian tube dysfunction. The results are displayed as a graph called […]

Hearing aid fitting begins not with choosing a specific model, but with assessing the individual characteristics of a person’s hearing. Audiometry makes it possible to determine how well a person perceives sounds at different frequencies and volumes and provides information used for the subsequent selection and adjustment of a hearing aid. The examination results help […]

Hearing loss in a child is not always easy to notice right away. Children may not always be able to explain on their own that they have started hearing less well, so parents often notice the first changes through the child’s behavior and response to sounds. It is important to pay attention to how the […]

The sound quality of a hearing aid depends not only on the device itself, but also on its settings, fit, condition, and the conditions in which it is used. If the sound has become too loud, too quiet, distorted, or speech is not perceived clearly enough, it is important to determine the cause and address […]

A hearing aid can cause a feeling of ear blockage or a plugged ear, especially during the adjustment period. This sensation may be related to a tight fit, the design of the earmold or dome, the occlusion effect, or the device’s amplification settings. Main Causes of a Feeling of Ear Blockage A feeling of blockage […]

Behind-the-ear and in-the-ear hearing aids differ in their design, placement, sound amplification, and care requirements. Behind-the-ear models are positioned behind the ear, while in-the-ear models are placed directly in the outer ear or ear canal. Each option has its own features that should be considered when selecting a device. Key Differences Between Behind-the-Ear and In-the-Ear […]

A hearing aid comes into daily contact with the skin, hair, and outer ear. In addition, earwax, dust, and moisture can accumulate on its surface and individual components. Regular cleaning helps maintain the proper operation of the device and reduces the risk of problems caused by contamination. At the same time, it is important to […]

Buying a used hearing aid may seem like a way to save money. However, such a device has already been used by another person, so its technical condition, settings and compatibility with the new user’s hearing require special attention. Before buying, it is important to assess not only the appearance of the hearing aid but […]

Ringing in the ears while using a hearing aid can occur for various reasons. Sometimes it is related to the adjustment period, the device settings or excessive volume. In other cases, the cause may be changes in hearing, problems with the fit of the device or acoustic feedback. If the ringing has appeared recently, become […]

A hearing aid is designed to compensate for hearing loss, but sometimes a user may notice that the device has become quieter or no longer amplifies certain sounds as well as it did before. This does not always mean that the device is faulty. The cause may be related to the settings, the condition of […]