Here's Why you Should wear Hearing Aids at Home
By wearing your hearing aids consistently, even at home alone, you'll hear more sounds around the house and be more comfortable...
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Have you noticed your ears itching since getting a new pair of hearing aids? Don't worry; it's a common experience, especially for first-time users. The skin inside the ear canal is very sensitive. When the hearing aid domes make contact with your ear canal, they can create a tickling sensation, which many people describe as feeling like a feather or a strand of hair lightly brushing the skin.
The good news is that this sensation is usually temporary. As your brain and body adjust, the itching should subside on its own, especially if you follow your recommended wearing schedule.
While this issue is common, it can be annoying and uncomfortable. Understanding the cause and implementing a few simple strategies can help make the adjustment more seamless.
At hear.com, we’re committed to providing the highest standard of care. Our team includes top hearing specialists and the top 2% of audiologists in the U.S. If you’re experiencing itchy ears or have any other concerns, please call us at 888-780-3450 or click here to chat with us online and we’ll help you however we can.
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