By Dr. Thomas Polucki Tinnitus is a physical condition in the ear that causes the sufferer to hear a constant ringing or other noises in their ears. The noise can vary from a low roar to a high-pitched squeal, and beso loud and persistent that it interferes with daily activities and causes distress. The most common cause of tinnitus is ...

Constant and never-ending humming, buzzing, drilling, and ringing in the ears are common for most people. However, this condition has been known to affect the elderly, although nowadays, people from all walks of life are affected. The medical fraternity has continued to administer drugs and other supplements to heal the ears, as that is what most people believe is the ...

By Dr. Thomas Polucki Tinnitus affects most people occasionally. Especially in a very quiet room, many people will hear a high-pitched hiss or ringing sound. Or hear that noise, for a few seconds here or there for no apparent reason. We used to joke that it means someone is talking about you. But for an accurate diagnosis, someone must hear ...

Losing your hearing can be confusing, overwhelming, and scary. The process may be difficult, but that stress can be eased by the helpful professionals on the staff of the Santa Clarita Hearing Center.

In its most simplified definition, tinnitus is “ringing of the ears.” This chronic, disruptive, and often painful condition affects the lives of many, brought on by a number of different sources. Tinnitus can cause sleepless nights, trouble concentrating, and can be somewhat unpredictable. These reasons and more make it a very frustrating and occasionally debilitating condition.

Tinnitus is the perception of ringing in one’s ear that is not linked to external causes such as an electrical device that has been left on and is emitting a frequency. This can cause many to not just become irritated, but also cause many to lose or have trouble with sleep at night. Most of the ringing and roaring is ...

Santa Clarita audiologist Nola Aronson of Advanced Audiology is talking about the steps being taken at her office to help ensure patients are protected as the coronavirus pandemic continues. “We are totally open and ready to serve the hearing-impaired population in Santa Clarita, as we’ve been doing for the last 33 years,” Aronson said. “I think people still are uncertain ...

An audiologist from Santa Clarita Hearing Center is weighing in on whether or not wearing headphones can potentially have negative impacts on hearing or cause hearing loss. “It depends on what we’re listening to,” said Dr. Ginny Veloz. “It also depends on the level of volume and how many hours we’re listening.” Because the source of the sound is much ...

Santa Clarita Hearing Center is partnering with the Veterans Administration to help veterans who may have hearing loss get tested and find solutions. “The Veterans Associations have been so backed up, and especially with COVID closing down a lot of their clinics, these poor people … are in need of a lot of help,” said Dr. Ginny Veloz. “So there’s ...

Santa Clarita audiologist Nola Aronson wants the community to know that Advanced Audiology is a “very safe” environment for those who may be struggling with their hearing. “We are back in business after having to be closed for three months, and we are taking very specific precautions and following the CDC guidelines,” Aronson said. “Because we are a medical practice, ...