Exciting news! Our new Hear4U clinic in Newark is now officially open, ready to serve the local community with comprehensive hearing care. To ensure a welcoming experience, our team has meticulously prepared every detail. We can’t wait to introduce you to our comfortable and fully equipped space. Our Location In

Both tinnitus and hearing loss are common conditions. But did you know that there is a strong connection between the two? In fact, 80% of people with severe-profound hearing loss also have tinnitus. This raises the question: what is the relationship between these two conditions? In this blog post, we

This week, we interviewed Tony Iveson, one of Hear4U’s expert audiologists who has been a valued member of our team for the past 2 years. With 25 years of experience, Tony ensures professional and efficient care through his unique approach. He is not only knowledgeable and skilled, but also known

During 2022, the World Health Organization began examining rare reports of hearing issues occurring after COVID-19 vaccinations. They posted a newsletter on their website, stating they had received reports of auditory problems like tinnitus and hearing loss potentially linked to the vaccines. Read on to find out what we know

Like any technology, hearing aids can develop faults and won’t always function perfectly all the time. Whether it be in the form of unpleasant whistling, batteries running low too quickly, or the devices not producing any sound at all, hearing aid wearers are likely to encounter problems from time to

According to a report from food.gov.uk, around half of UK adults are currently taking food supplements on a regular basis, while a third have taken them in the past. All of us know that Vitamin C boosts your immune system, Vitamin D strengthens your bones, and vitamin A is beneficial

What Is Auditory Deprivation? Auditory deprivation occurs when your brain no longer receives or interprets sound due to hearing loss. This leads to brain atrophy and potential issues with processing audiyory stimuli, even after you being wearing hearing aids. Auditory deprivation can affect individuals with any level of hearing loss,

What Is Ototoxicity? Certain medicines damage the ear and may cause hearing loss or balance issues. These ototoxic drugs, also known as ototoxins, include treatments for cancer, heart disease, infections and other serious health conditions. Ototoxicity occurs when these medications poison the ear. There are certain medicines that can damage

Warning: Graphic imagery ahead. Striking ear modification trends that go way beyond a simple piercing have been around for years. Ear stretching, for example, involves gradually expanding an earlobe piercing-a practice that began thousands of years ago. Communities like the Maasai in Kenya and the Huaorani in the Amazon still