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10/05/2026

To the women who taught us the meaning of love, patience, strength, and listening with the heart — Happy Mother’s Day. 🌸

Today we celebrate every mum, grandmother, and mother figure who makes life sound a little warmer, calmer, and more beautiful every single day.

From all of us at Amazing Hearing, thank you for everything you do. 💛

03/04/2026

Easter is about renewal. One of the most common things we hear from patients:

“I didn’t realise how much I was missing.”

That moment , when sound comes back, that’s what renewal feels like.

Happy Easter to you and your family from Amazing Hearing.

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04/03/2026

Thank you to the team for giving us the opportunity to share an important message through that has always guided our clinical approach that hearing health and brain health are closely linked.

Evidence from the recent 2025 longitudinal Framingham Heart Study involving 2178 participants showed that hearing loss is associated with structural brain changes and an increased risk of dementia, while hearing aid use may help mitigate some of these risks by improving access to sound and reducing listening effort on the brain.

One of the patients I had the privilege to support was Mr Peter, a 66 year old who developed significant hearing loss after many years of noise exposure and was later diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Just like Peter, many patients in their late seventies often tell me they wish they had addressed their hearing much earlier.

Peter’s story is a reminder that addressing hearing loss early can make a meaningful difference in maintaining connection, communication and cognitive health.

19/02/2026

What is so special about the IX portfolio?

Integrated Xperience (IX) keeps the dynamic nature of conversations in mind. Whether classic, discreet or iconic, IX is available in every form factor and sets the benchmark through Real Time Conversation Enhancement Technology.

Call or What’s App is Amazing Hearing Singapore at +65 6285 3132

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16/02/2026

15/02/2026

福马呈祥 🐎✨

May the Year of the Horse bring blessings and prosperity to you and your loved ones.

As we welcome the new year, we would like to thank our patients, partners and followers for your continued trust and support.

At Amazing Hearing, our purpose remains simple. Bringing sound to life and helping you stay connected to the conversations and moments that matter most.

Happy Chinese New Year 🧧

04/02/2026

Awareness Week | Day 3

One of the most common questions we hear is:

“Why do I have tinnitus?”
The truth is, tinnitus does not have a single cause.

Tinnitus is often linked to one or more underlying factors, including noise exposure, hearing loss, certain medications, ear conditions, or head and neck injuries. In some cases, contributing factors may be medical, neurological, or related to stress and fatigue. And for some individuals, tinnitus may occur even when no clear cause can be identified.

This is why tinnitus assessment is not about finding a quick fix, but about understanding what may be contributing to it and how best to manage its impact on daily life.

If tinnitus is affecting your sleep, concentration, or well-being, a structured assessment by an Audiologist can help provide clarity and guidance.

Talk to an Audiologist at 6285 3132

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02/02/2026

is often misunderstood, and common myths can prevent people from seeking help early. Here are a few important facts to help clarify what tinnitus is—and what can be done about it.

❌ Myth 1: Tinnitus is a disease
✔️ Fact: Tinnitus is not a disease, but a symptom.
It can be linked to noise exposure, hearing loss, neurological or vascular conditions, head injury, or certain medications. While there is no single cure, effective treatments can reduce symptoms and make tinnitus easier to live with.

❌ Myth 2: There is nothing I can do about tinnitus
✔️ Fact: Help is available. An can assess your tinnitus and recommend personalised management options such as sound therapy, counselling, hearing technology, and habituation strategies to reduce its impact on daily life.

❌ Myth 3: Only people with hearing loss get tinnitus
✔️ Fact: Tinnitus can occur with or without hearing loss. It may be triggered by loud noise exposure, medical conditions, or medications. Even if your hearing feels “normal,” a professional assessment is still important.

❌ Myth 4: Hearing aids won’t help with tinnitus
✔️ Fact: can often help manage tinnitus. Modern hearing aids can improve hearing while reducing tinnitus awareness through sound amplification and therapy features. Stress management and lifestyle changes can also support management.

❌ Myth 5: Tinnitus is all in your head
✔️ Fact: Tinnitus is very real. More than 740 million people are estimated to be suffering from it and it can range from mild to distressing. With the right professional support, the condition can be managed and quality of life can improve.

💬 If tinnitus is affecting your daily life, early guidance helps. our Audiologist at 6285 3132 to take the first step.

29/01/2026

Ear Wax Candling vs Microsuction – the truth 👂

That wax you see after ear candling?
It’s not from your ear.

Ear wax candling:
❌ Doesn’t remove ear wax
❌ Can cause burns & blockages
❌ Creates a false sense of “cleaning”

Microsuction:
✅ Safe
✅ Clinically proven
✅ Performed under direct vision by trained professionals

Your ears deserve science, not smoke.

If it’s your hearing, don’t experiment.
Choose evidence-based care.

Thank you Ophelia Domingo for this educational video.