Help For Swimmers Ear
Author: Editor

June 26, 2008

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Lanny Schaffer, Ph.D

Is swimming part of your regular exercise regimine? Do you spend countless hours in a pool or take a shower each day after long runs? These situations can result in water clogged ears, which if not dried out, can lead to a condition called swimmers ear,

Swimmers ear is an infection of the outer ear structures. The ear canal is often affected too. Symptoms include:

Hearing Considerations and iPod Earbuds
Author: Editor

June 20, 2008

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Alexander Holle

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Kathy Steinemann

When you’re shivering on a cool, rainy day, isn’t it great to daydream about white, sandy tropical beaches? Unfortunately, beach holidays may result in earaches and otitis externa - also known as ’swimmer’s ear’ or ‘tropical ear’.

Using common sense before and during travel can make your vacation more enjoyable.

Eye and Ear Protection
Author: Editor

June 6, 2008

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Wim D.

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John Currie

A ringing noise in ears is known in medical terms as tinnitus & there is no apparent outside source for this loud noise. The ringing noise in ears you hear comes from within and may be soft or loud. It can be a sizzling, roaring, buzzing, whistling, humming, hissing, blowing, or ringing noise. Some people have even reported hearing water running, air escaping, the inside of a seashell, and musical notes. Alternative terminology is noises or buzzing in the ears, hissing noise in ears, and ringing in the ears. Almost everyone experiences a mild form of tinnitus when you hear sounds in your ears for short periods.
Stop the ringing noise in your ears: