Tinnitus—often described as a ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound in the ears—can affect children just as it does adults. While many people associate tinnitus with age-related hearing issues, children experiencing it may struggle to express what they hear, making early detection and intervention crucial.

Hearing loss can significantly impact an individual's communication and quality of life. While hearing aids amplify sound, they may not be effective for individuals with profound hearing loss. This is where cochlear implants come in—a groundbreaking technology that bypasses damaged parts of the ear and directly stimulates the auditory nerve, allowing users to perceive sound.

This post explores the benefits of using cochlear implants in both ears

If you want to upgrade your cochlear sound processor. This guide might help you.

Information about Unilateral Hearing loss in children