Phonemic hearing, also known as phonemic hearing, describes the ability to distinguish phonemes, i.e. words, syllables and individual sounds. Sometimes a diagnosis of a problem with phoneme...
Otosclerosis is an impairment of sound transmission to the inner ear caused by remodelling of components of the auditory organ, most commonly the stirrup and the oval window, but other ossicles may...
Ear wax is a major source of anxiety for many people, as excessive wax can lead to both discomfort and hearing loss. In the past, ear sticks were mainly used to clean the ears, but nowadays doctors...
The vagus is the part of the inner ear that is responsible for the sense of hearing and balance. Unfortunately, problems with the vagus can have a significant impact on quality of life. When is the...
Correct ear hygiene is extremely important. It is not just about aesthetics, but more importantly about health. Failure to take care of ear hygiene can result in hearing problems, clogged ear canals...
Bleeding has probably been experienced (or will be experienced) by everyone in their lives. However, just as nose bleeds are relatively common (they can even occur with persistent nose blowing),...
Every year on 3 March we celebrate International Day for the Ear and Hearing. The day was designated at the initiative of the World Health Organisation. Its aim is to raise awareness among the...
When a person's ears become red and hot, it is then customary to say that apparently others must be talking about that person or just talking about them. This is according to the adage, but what...
On the surface, hearing seems to be not necessarily one of the most important human senses - but this is what people who can hear properly themselves may think. Deterioration of hearing can actually...
When your ears look a little different, hurt, itch or ring in them it may not necessarily mean an illness related to them, but symptoms of something much more serious.
An imbalance disorder, or vertigo, is a condition resulting from a disturbance in one of the components of the balance system. The number of connections and the variety of synapses make it extremely...
People who are deaf or hard of hearing use a language that is natural to them, namely sign language. It is a language for which we do not need the organ of hearing. Sign languages are perceived as...
Most people take care of their ear hygiene incorrectly, using ear sticks in the wrong way, which can result in damage to the ear. There are a few important rules to follow when using ear sticks.
Auditory processing disorders can affect the development of phonological functions and, therefore, speech and literacy development. This is an extremely important aspect, especially in relation to...
Hearing loss is a problem affecting the sensory organs, iron deficiency anaemia, on the other hand, is a haematological disorder. In theory, it is difficult to find a common denominator between the...
One of the more commonly used medicines by patients with analgesic and antipyretic effects are non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). These agents are available without a prescription, but...
Earache is an ailment that can have a variety of origins and many causes. The vast majority of patients who see a doctor for this reason are children. They are much more likely than adults to have...
Few people know how to take care of their ear hygiene. Most often they use ear sticks, which should be forbidden to clean their ears. Unfortunately, parents very often clean their children's ears...
Swimmer's ear is the medical term for an inflammation of the external ear. It is known to be a condition of an infectious origin and nature. It usually occurs when the ear canal is exposed to...
Hearing loss (deafness) regardless of whether it involves the right ear, the left ear or both ears always requires consultation with an ENT specialist. In most cases, it occurs gradually. However, it...