Someone tells me their hearing’s going and they think they need hearing aids . Fair. Sometimes they’re right. Other times the ears are fine, or mostly fine, and the real mess is a nose that hasn’t let air through properly in years, maybe because of a deviated septum, maybe allergies, maybe both. Then the ears feel plugged, sound gets dull, and the whole thing looks like hearing loss when it’s closer to a pressure and congestion problem. Or it’s both at once. That’s the annoying part. You can’t tell from the couch, and guessing wrong costs you either money or months. A hearing device won’t unblock a crooked nasal wall, and fixing a nose won’t bring back hearing the inner ear lost to age or noise. So before you buy anything or schedule anything, it helps to know which problem you actually have. Let’s go through how to figure that out, without the medical jargon wall. How Hearing Loss Sneaks Up Nobody wakes up deaf one morning. Mostly it creeps. High-pitched sounds go first, so you lose...
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