Hearing health

This spinning sensation is caused by a problem in the part of the inner ear that controls balance. It might be distracting and even scary. Here’s what to know.

Some prescription and over-the counter medicines may cause hearing loss, especially in older adults. Find out what to do if your medication is on this list.

That sharp pain in your ear or muffled hearing could be a sign of a serious condition. Find out what it is and how to treat it.

That ringing noise in your ears can be annoying. It may also be a sign of hearing loss. Find out what to do to help manage the sound.

We could all learn to speak more clearly with people who can’t hear well. These strategies can help conversations flow more smoothly.

Having some earwax is healthy, but too much of it might affect your hearing. Find out the facts, plus how to clean your ears safely.

No, ear infections aren’t just for children. Adults get them too, and an infection may make it harder to hear. Read on for the facts you need to know.

Even if you're not 100% sure you have a hearing problem, it's key to tell your primary care provider or hearing care professional. Here are 5 things to ask about.

It's easy to ignore symptoms that don't seem like a big deal. But they could be a red flag that you need to get your hearing checked.

You may get care from several specialists if you have hearing loss. Find out about the experts who have your back.

From avoiding loneliness to reducing falls, here is how hearing well may boost the quality of your life.

Some loud noises may cause hearing loss in as little as 5 minutes. Find out what they are and how to protect your precious ears.

Treating hearing loss can be good for physical and mental health. Learn how to address hearing issues to help stay safer — and healthier.

Hearing loss is common with aging, but there are things you can do about it. Here's how to keep your ears sharper.

A hearing exam is often the first step in diagnosing hearing loss. Here’s what might happen at the appointment.