In an effort to better understand how the inner ear can hear the quietest of noises, researchers from Yale University ...

By doing exercises like walking on sand or using a balance board, you're essentially giving the vestibular system in your ...

When Jac Sexton, from Aberdare, south Wales, visited his GP with severe headaches, double vision and a loss of balance, he ...

Hearing loss isn't just caused by loud noises. There are several unexpected factors that can affect your ears. Here's what ...

Dr. Kara Hamilton of Black Hills Pediatrics joins us this week to provide everything you need to know about ear infections.

This is a relatively new test which can help to identify the specific site of injury to the inner ear or balance nerve. During the examination, small recording electrodes are taped to the neck or ...

And that's a good thing too, because popping your ears opens the tube and releases the air, balancing the pressure inside and out. Speaking of balance, there's one other incredibly important ...

Q. I have had some nasty allergies all of my 72 years. Usually, my head gets clogged up. Recently, my ears became involved and I experienced vertigo for the first time. Is this common? A. We have ...

Q. I’m 79 and I’ve taken a couple of spills in the last few months. I’m concerned that I might not be as steady on my feet as I used to be. What should I do about this? A. About ...

a vestibular system disorder resulting in impaired balance. The vestibular system is a network of organs in the inner ears that detects the motions and position of the head. The brain uses this ...

However, if a person has an earwax impaction, Part B may cover its removal by ear irrigation if a doctor performs the procedure. Medicare Part B will also cover tests for balance and hearing if a ...

If you have vertigo, you may also feel sick or vomit and experience balance problems, hearing issues and tinnitus, headaches, motion sickness, fullness in the ears, or a condition called nystagmus ...