Have You Noticed a Decrease in Your Hearing This Holiday Season?

December 18th, 2015 | 1 min. read

The holidays are filled with friends and family gathering to celebrate, and when everyone is together, it's common for several conversations to be happening at once. While the sound of several voices can make it hard to hear, if you're finding it difficult to hear someone that you're talking directly to, it might be time to look into hearing aids. The person might be right next to you or directly across the table, but if all you hear is a buzz or a whine, it's important to have your ears checked. At our ENT clinic in Southwest Houston, our doctors can thoroughly check your hearing and see why you may be having trouble.

You may only experience hearing loss in one ear, and if that is the case, we can fit you with one hearing aid and monitor the other ear for any changes over the course of the next few months. It's more likely that you're having trouble hearing out of both ears, and in those instances, we make sure to recommend the proper hearing aids that are both discreet and effective. We understand that you may feel self-conscious about wearing aid devices on your ears, and we promise to help you understand how to best wear them, control them, and take care of them.

If you're having trouble hearing the dinner conversation during your holiday gatherings, visit Houston ENT & Allergy today. Our staff wants nothing more than to help you hear again! Contact us today and schedule your initial appointment.

Topics:

ear nose and throat clinic

ENT conditions

hearing loss

Houston ENT & Allergy

Southwest Houston

Have You Noticed a Decrease in Your Hearing This Holiday Season?

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