Colorado Ear Care Blog
Learn about hearing care, balance, dizziness, vertigo, and more ear care topics.
Colorado Ear Care Blog
Learn about hearing care, balance, dizziness, vertigo, and more ear care topics.
What Are Audiograms Typically Used For?
What is an audiogram? An audiogram is essentially a graph. This specific graph is designed to illustrate an overview of your hearing health, compared to what is considered “normal” or healthy hearing. Like any other graph, an audiogram features an X axis and...
Everything You NEED To Know About Hearing Loss
The signs of hearing loss are everywhere — do you know what to look for? We’re not here to be alarmist — we’re here to help you protect your hearing and provide you with the best treatment possible when you need it. We’re also here to educate you and loved ones...
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Vertigo
As your local hearing and balance specialists, we get a lot of questions about vertigo. Use this as a guide to better understand the condition of vertigo, its symptoms, your options for treatment, and more, all from your local hearing care experts at Colorado Ear Care.
Your Hearing Loss Questions ANSWERED: “How Is Hearing Loss Diagnosed?”
Have questions about hearing loss? Your local hearing care experts at Colorado Ear Care scoured the internet to find the most-pressing questions from folks just like you in order to give you answers that will help you take control of your hearing and live a happier, healthier life.
Will Vestibular Testing Make Me Feel Sick?
You deserve to know the truth about vestibular testing In our line of work, we’ve learned that many patients who either have or fear they have vestibular issues (a loss of balance, dizziness, or other vertigo-like symptoms) because they’ve heard that vestibular...
Do I Have Vertigo? Take Our Quiz!
Do I have vertigo? Answer these questions to learn more. One of the most common causes of vertigo — the out of control spinning sensation that brings with it feelings of nausea — is caused by a condition called BPPV, or benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. ...
