Hearing Health Blog Articles

Ear Canal Anatomy, Functions, Pain Causes & Infections

The ear canal, also called the external auditory meatus (EAM), is a structure similar to a tube that is shaped like an "S". It extends from the outer ear or pinna (the part of the ear that is visible) to the eardrum, which is also known as the tympanic membrane. This channel is not just a straight tunnel; Instead, it bends in a way that helps direct sound waves to the eardrum, and in total ,it is approximately 2.5 cm long in adults.

Acupressure and Auriculotherapy: Do They Really Work?

These traditional Chinese therapies that may relieve pain naturally are growing in popularity—learn about their roots, uses, and scientific insights.

Best Activities to Improve Hearing

If you are anxious about your worsening hearing loss, check out these six activities to improve your hearing. It is important to get your hearing loss properly diagnosed. Visit one of our hearing centers nearby and get your hearing test done.

Ear Cancer: Symptoms, Diagnosis & Therapies

Ear cancer is rare and treatable but requires timely diagnosis and treatment for a successful outcome. Learn what the symptoms and treatment options are.

A Guide to Disposable Foam Earplugs: Insertion Techniques, Quality Assessment, and Hygiene Tips

Earplugs protect our ears from loud noises and maintain a peaceful environment when we sleep. Learn about their effectiveness and how to insert them.

Positional Vertigo: Understanding the Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Positional Vertigo accounts for approximately 20-30% of all vestibular complaints in hearing clinics. Find out the two steps for treating it here.