21 October 2022
If you've recently been diagnosed with hearing loss and have started using hearing aids, you may be looking for advice. This article explains what you should do to make sure you get the most you can from your new hearing aid. Read on to find out. 1. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines When you first get your hearing aid, it's important to take the time to read the manual and follow the manufacturer's guidelines.
23 November 2021
Sports tape is supposed to help, not hurt, but irritation is a common complaint after using the tape. The irritation can occur due to a number of reasons, so you need to look closely, both figuratively and literally, at what exactly is causing your skin to become so irritated. Once you figure that out, you can adjust your tape use or change the type of tape you use. Use the Right Amount of Tape
24 September 2021
For anyone suffering from hearing loss, hearing aids can make a huge difference. They work by amplifying the sound that comes into your ear and screening out some of the background noise that can make it hard to distinguish sounds properly. There are several types of hearing aid available. In the Ear This type of hearing aid is a single unit with the batteries, microphone and processor all combined. They are small enough to fit entirely within the ear, although they can vary as to how far in the ear they are placed.
21 July 2021
If you have chronic pain, an adjustable electric bed might be the solution to make your life more comfortable, more restful and less painful. Read on to learn all about the benefits it will introduce in your life. 1. Better comfort and sleep Customising your sleep position will guarantee your comfort during the night, which will, in turn, ensure you have a good night's sleep. An electric adjustable bed lets you do just that.
24 August 2020
Hearing loss doesn't typically happen overnight. People often start to lose some hearing gradually, and it can take a while before they realise that their hearing isn't as good as it once was. If you have a nagging suspicion that something isn't quite right, then you may not be sure whether to have a hearing test or not. It may help to take an online test. How do these tests work and what do they tell you?
21 November 2018
If you have a vision problem and you use glasses, you probably get your eyes checked once or twice a year. You may also be cautious about your teeth, and you make regular visits to your dentist for an examination. Most people are not aware that they should also get their hearing tested. As long as someone can hear they will consider this test inappropriate. However, you should frequently get your hearing tested.
31 July 2018
There are many different causes for hearing loss, and those experiencing it will encounter it as many different ways — but regardless of how it begins or progresses, it can be categorised into one of three broad 'types' of hearing loss. A hearing test can help to diagnose any of these and may help you to identify whether or not you're experiencing a problem. Here's a run-down of what each type consists of to give you an idea.
30 June 2018
If your parent suddenly announces that they are going to buy a mobility scooter, then your relief at the thought that they'll get around more easily may be tinged with trepidation that they could hurt themselves or somebody else when they ride around. This may be really worrying you if your parent hasn't operated such equipment before or shows all the road sense of a headless chicken. Mobility scooter training may make your parent a safer user and make you feel a little better.
26 February 2018
Knee scooters are supposed to prevent pain and discomfort, but sometimes they do the opposite. If you feel achy or fatigued after using your scooter, here are 3 potential problem spots that could be the cause. The Height is Wrong A good knee scooter is height-adjustable because everyone's body is different. If the height of your knee platform isn't adjusted to your body, you won't be putting the right amount of weight on your 'good' leg.
5 September 2017
Generally, the supply expenses for a healthy dental office should be between four and six percent of the total overhead. If your dental supply percentage is extremely high, here are four possible reasons why and ways you can reduce it. Read on for further insight. You are paying overboard A key reason why your dental supply bills are spiraling is that you're paying overboard. If you can purchase the same dental supplies at a lower price, why don't you?