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How the Inner Ear Controls BalanceDizziness and balance disorders are controlled by crystals in the inner ear. Researchers found that a common cellular process, called autophagy, is necessary for the integrity of the crystals in the inner ear and for balance.
The Middle Ear is Connected to the Pharynx by the Eustachian TubeThe vibrations of the eardrum travel into the middle ear, ad small cavity filled air, and this cavity is called the tympanic cavity.
Inner-Ear Allergies, Infections and Meniere's DiseaseInner ear allergies can lead to infections and can also aggravate Meniere's Disease, a serious malady afflicting the inner ear- Five Common Inner Ear ProblemsThere are many inner ear problems that can affect your hearing. If damage occurs, it is often permanent. Some of the conditions that can cause damage include presbycusis, labyrinthitis, and Meniere's disease. This article will...
- Benign Positional Vertigo: Inner Ear DizzinessMinute calcium deposits can make you dizzy when they are whizzing around inside of your inner ear. The cure is surprisingly simple.
- Research Explains Mystery of Inner Ear FunctionThe mystery of how the inner ear works appears to have been solved. For over 30 years, the scientific community has debated how cells in the inner ear of mammals amplify sound.
What to Expect If Your Child Needs Ear TubesIf your child experiences frequent ear infections, has some trouble hearing, or even speech problems, he may need inner ear tubes inserted. Read more....- Winter Craft Project for Kids: Snow BunnySpend time with the kids making this fun and easy winter craft. Step-by-step instructions and picture included.
- What is Labyrinthitis?An ear disorder, labyrinthitis is where there is inner ear swelling and irritation.
Canine Vestibular Disease Causes and SymptomsBrain disorders affects your dog's behavior and movement. Vestibular disorders can cause distress within the nerves of the inner ear, with older dogs being prone to the condition.- Hearing Loss and Understanding Stapedectomy SurgeryHearing is just as important to a person as seeing is. A stapedectomy is the removal of the stapes bone and replacement with an artificial one. This surgery may improve a person's hearing in some cases.
Understanding Dizziness and Unsteadiness ProblemsEveryone can have a dizzy spell from time to time, however chronic dizziness can cause major issues in a person's life. Understanding the causes of dizziness and what to do if you have any dizzy spells can be extremely helpful.
Dizziness: How to Stop the SpinningDizziness can be caused by several reasons. Learn why it happens, how to cope with it, and when to call the doctor.
The Sounds of FearSometimes the most frightening sound is the absolute lack of any ... at least to the hearing.
Why Does Your Dog Hear Things You Don't?It always seems like your dog knows something you don't. How does your dog know everything before you do? What makes it so he can hear everything so much sooner than you and I?- Examining a Cat's Hearing: How Does it Work?A cat's hearing and it's ears can hear sounds that humans cannot and acts like a radar system for it's system. This super sensitive hearing is designed to catch high-pitched sounds and rustling noises.
- Psychoacoustics - Parts and Functions of the EarFrom part of Dan's Psychoacoustics series, this article gives a brief overview of the ear.
- Labyrinthitis: Symptoms and a StoryA case of upper respiratory infection complicated by labyrinthitis.
- Otosclerosis: Do You Have It?This article is about otosclerosis and the risks and treatments.
- Learn How Your Ears Protect ThemselvesOur ears have a built-in defense system to protect themselves against loud noises continued over a period of time.
- Hearing Part 1: Anatomy of the EarNoise is the number one factor in hearing loss.
Research Helping People With Balance and Vision ProblemsResearchers at Johns Hopkins have completed tests in animals of an electrical device that can at least partially restore an impaired sense of balance and improve blurred vision.- Pseudocyst of the Pinna: Ear Disorder Common in MenFor many men, a pseudocyst develops in the ear but does not produce pain.
- Living with Dizziness: My Struggle with the Tilt-A-Whirl Called BVHThe diagnosis of Bilateral Vestibular Hypofunction leads this author to explore the condition, the treatment options, and finding a way to live with the disease.
