ZS Audiology

ZS Audiology 👂 Hearing Tests | Hearing Aids | Hearing Protection
📍 Randburg

Hearing sounds is just another daily experience we take for granted. But do you know how we are able to hear sounds?Soun...
28/08/2026

Hearing sounds is just another daily experience we take for granted. But do you know how we are able to hear sounds?

Sound waves travel through the outer ear, vibrate the eardrum and move three tiny bones in the middle ear. Inside the cochlea, specialised hair cells convert these vibrations into electrical signals. The auditory nerve then carries the signals to your brain, where they are interpreted as voices, music and the sounds around you.

Every part of this pathway plays an important role in clear hearing. Why not try to keep it that way?

Book you hearing assessment today.
ZS Audiology
80 Beyers Naude Drive
Franklin Roosevelt Park
0615206588

Asking “what?” more often lately? It could be a sign of hearing loss, especially if conversations feel unclear, people s...
24/08/2026

Asking “what?” more often lately? It could be a sign of hearing loss, especially if conversations feel unclear, people seem to mumble, or you struggle to hear in noisy environments.

A professional hearing test can help identify changes in your hearing and determine whether further support is needed. Book you hearing assessment today.
ZS Audiology
80 Beyers Naude Drive
Franklin Roosevelt Park
0615206588

Otosclerosis is a condition involving abnormal bone remodelling in the ear, most commonly around the stapes, one of the ...
21/08/2026

Otosclerosis is a condition involving abnormal bone remodelling in the ear, most commonly around the stapes, one of the tiny bones responsible for transmitting sound. When the stapes become less mobile, sound cannot travel as efficiently to the inner ear, which can lead to gradual hearing loss.

People with otosclerosis may also experience tinnitus and, less commonly, dizziness or imbalance. The exact cause isn't fully understood, although research suggests that genetics can play an important role.

The good news is that the hearing loss associated with otosclerosis can often be managed. Depending on the individual, options may include hearing aids or assessment for surgery.

If you've noticed a gradual change in your hearing, an audiological assessment can help determine the type and degree of hearing loss.

Book your appointment today!

🔊 Loud equipment can damage your hearing gradually, and you might not notice the effects until the damage has already be...
18/08/2026

🔊 Loud equipment can damage your hearing gradually, and you might not notice the effects until the damage has already been done.

🦺 Whether you’re working with power tools, machinery or other loud equipment, you should consistently wear your hearing protection to help reduce your risk of hearing loss.

Contact us for custom hearing protection. Protect your hearing today!

Ménière’s disease affects the inner ear and can impact both hearing and balance.It can cause recurring episodes of verti...
16/08/2026

Ménière’s disease affects the inner ear and can impact both hearing and balance.

It can cause recurring episodes of vertigo alongside fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus, nausea, and a feeling of pressure or fullness in the affected ear. While hearing may improve between attacks, some people can develop permanent hearing loss over time.

If you’re experiencing recurring vertigo together with changes in your hearing, tinnitus or ear fullness, consider having your hearing professionally assessed.

Contact us to find out more about our current specials on selected hearing devices.
14/08/2026

Contact us to find out more about our current specials on selected hearing devices.

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE- if this is what you hear when everything is quiet, you may have tinnitus...
07/08/2026

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE- if this is what you hear when everything is quiet, you may have tinnitus 😬

Tinnitus is the perception of sound without an external sound source. It can affect one or both ears and may be linked to hearing loss, noise exposure, age-related hearing changes, certain medications or other ear and medical conditions.

For most people tinnitus is persistent and can interfere with sleep, concentration and everyday life.
While there isn’t one treatment that works for everyone, there are ways to manage tinnitus, particularly when hearing loss or another contributing factor is identified.

If the ringing won’t go away, affects mainly one ear, pulses with your heartbeat, or is accompanied by changes in your hearing, consider having it properly assessed.

Book a hearing assessment with ZS Audiology to better understand what may be contributing to your tinnitus.

This August we're celebrating the women in our lives ♀️ Book your hearing assessment during this month and bring a frien...
04/08/2026

This August we're celebrating the women in our lives ♀️ Book your hearing assessment during this month and bring a friend to receive a complimentary hearing assessment.

If you have noticed changes in your hearing or simply want peace of mind, now is the perfect time to have it checked together with a friend, or loved one.

Offer valid throughout August.

Contact ZS Audiology, in Franklin Roosevelt Park, Randburg, to book your appointment!

Terms and conditions apply.

Many people imagine hearing loss as the world becoming completely quiet. While in reality it’s pretty easy to overlook.Y...
01/08/2026

Many people imagine hearing loss as the world becoming completely quiet. While in reality it’s pretty easy to overlook.

You may miss parts of convo’s. Chats in busy restaurants become difficult to follow, and you find yourself asking people to repeat themselves more often.

Because these changes usually happen gradually, they're easy to dismiss as people mumbling or background noise.

If any of this sounds familiar, a professional hearing assessment can help identify whether your hearing has changed and discuss the most appropriate next steps.

Book your hearing assessment today!

What is Auditory Processing Disorder?People with APD can often hear sounds normally, but their brain struggles to make s...
29/07/2026

What is Auditory Processing Disorder?
People with APD can often hear sounds normally, but their brain struggles to make sense of what they hear.
This can make conversations difficult, especially in noisy places, even when a hearing test is normal.

Signs of APD:
Difficulty following conversations in background noise
Frequently asking people to repeat themselves
Misunderstanding spoken instructions
Trouble telling similar-sounding words apart

These signs can also occur with other conditions, so an assessment is important.

How is APD diagnosed?
There is no single test for APD. A comprehensive assessment by an audiologist may help build a complete picture.

When should you seek help?
If you or someone you know, regularly struggles to understand speech despite seeming to hear well, it's worth having it assessed. Early evaluation can help identify the cause and guide the most appropriate support for everyday communication.

Book a hearing assessment with us today!

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