Conditions

Presbycusis: Understanding age-related hearing loss

Presbycusis is the name for the gradual loss of hearing you experience as you get older.

Swimmer's ear: how to treat otitis externa

Swimmer's ear, while not a serious condition, should be addressed promptly. Those who spend a significant amount of time in water are familiar with the risks it poses. Although initially mild, persistent symptoms can become severe and cause discomfort. If you're concerned about your hearing, book a free hearing health check with us. We're here to help.

Pain behind the ears: causes, symptoms & relief

Have you ever felt discomfort behind your ears? It can range from a dull ache to sharp, stabbing pain and may occur intermittently or persistently.

Otosclerosis: What it is, symptoms, and treatment options

If your hearing loss seems gradual, you may be suffering from a rare condition called otosclerosis.

Types of ear discharge: causes & treatment

Ear discharge (otorrhea) is drainage from the ear. This may be watery, bloody, or thick and whitish, like pus. Ear discharge can be persistent or intermittent, and many sufferers find it socially embarrassing. However, with the proper treatment, otorrhea is easily cleared up.

Ear cancer: symptoms, causes, diagnosis & treatment

Ear cancer, though rare, is a condition that can be either benign or malignant. Andit can have serious consequences if it’s left undetected. Early diagnosis and effective treatment are crucial for managing this condition. In this article, we'll discuss the rarity of ear cancer, explore its symptoms, diagnosis process, treatment options, and potential consequences if the condition isn’t managed properly.

Conductive hearing loss: causes, diagnosis, and treatment

Conductive hearing loss occurs when sound can’t effectively travel through the outer and middle ear. Usually, this is due to blockage that prevents sound from properly passing through.

Hyperacusis

Hyperacusis is characterised by heightened sensitivity to everyday sounds. Even the most commonplace noises, such as passing traffic, may be amplified to almost unbearable levels. Therefore, finding a way to manage or treat hyperacusis is of the utmost importance. We'll look into how you can recognise the symptons and what your options are for treating it.

Perforated eardrum: Symptoms, causes, and treatment

A perforated eardrumoccurs when the thin tissue deep in the ear canal ruptures, resulting in ear pain and temporary hearing loss.

Noise-induced hearing loss: Prevention and treatment tips

Experiencing hearing difficulties due to exposure to loud sounds? You might be dealing with Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL).

Musical ear syndrome

If you have noticed a change in your hearing, we’re here when you need us, book an appointment for a free hearing health check.

High frequency hearing loss symptoms

High frequency hearing loss is one of the most common types of hearing loss, and refers to the difficulty sufferers have in hearing high-pitched sounds (those higher than 2,000 Hertz).