Your brain and your hearing are very much connected. If you have hearing loss, there is a good chance you can develop brain fog as well.
![Brain Fog and Hearing Loss](/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/articles/Brain-Fog-and-Hearing-Loss.jpg?itok=cPqvuTfc)
![Hearing Exam for Tinnitus](/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/articles/Hearing-Exam.jpg?itok=hGXySk2T)
Different foods and drinks can have an effect on various areas of your body, including your hearing. What you consume also impacts tinnitus symptoms.
![Hearing Aids](/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/articles/New-Hearing-Aids.jpg?itok=_bgO0L5J)
Knowing when to invest in hearing aids can allow you to be able to reach out to seek the treatment that works best for your condition.
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Knowing what your rights are regarding treatment options can help you to get the devices you need to enhance your hearing while at work.
![Concussions Hearing Loss](/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/articles/Concussions-Hearing-Loss.jpg?itok=KbPPCr5o)
Apart from dealing with dizziness, loss of consciousness, fatigue, vomiting, and other symptoms, concussions can cause hearing loss in some cases.
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For your hearing aids to be effective at helping your hearing loss, then you need to ensure that they stay nice and clean.