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One of the most common tests in otolaryngology consultations is audiometry. It is simple, painless, and allows us to know if you hear well… or if you need some extra help. What is audiometry for? It helps detect hearing loss, both in adults and children, and to know if it affects high or low frequencies. What does the test consist of? You put on headphones in a soundproof booth or a quiet space.You will hear sounds of different tones and volumes.You must indicate

Do You Hear Worse in One Ear? A Feeling of Fullness, as if You Were Underwater?You may have an earwax plug. Earwax Is Good: It protects the ear from bacteria, dust, and moisture.But sometimes it builds up too much or becomes compacted. What You Should NOT Do: Don’t use cotton swabs: they push the wax deeper inside.Don’t use “natural” ear candles or strange objects.Don’t use hydrogen peroxide unless prescribed. What About Ear Drops to Dissolve Wax? They can be helpful if you’re sure you have a

One of the most common tests in ENT (ear, nose, and throat) consultations is audiometry. It’s simple, painless, and helps determine whether you hear well—or if you might need a little extra help. What Is an Audiometry Test For? It allows us to detect hearing loss in both adults and children and to determine whether it affects high or low frequencies. What Does the Test Involve? You wear headphones inside a soundproof booth or a quiet room. You’ll hear sounds of different tones and volumes. You

Have you ever noticed a ringing or buzzing sound in your ear when everything is silent? That’s called tinnitus, and while many people experience it, few talk about it. What is Tinnitus? Tinnitus is the perception of a sound that doesn’t come from an external source but is generated somewhere within the auditory system. It may sound like a ringing, buzzing, clicking, or even a low murmur. Why does it happen? It can be caused by exposure to loud noise (concerts, headphones at high