Blocked ears? Muffled hearing? Everything sounding a little too far away? If your ears feel full, your hearing has become muffled, or your hearing aids suddenly aren’t performing as they should, ear wax build-up could be the reason. But how do you know when you need ear wax removal, and when is it time to […]
What Is Vertigo? Vertigo is more than just feeling dizzy. It is the sensation that you, or the room around you, is spinning or moving even when you are standing still. Some people experience sudden spinning attacks, while others feel constantly unsteady or off balance. Vertigo and balance problems are often linked to the inner
Hearing well is essential to living well, but finding the right solution shouldn’t feel overwhelming or out of reach. At Gatwick Audiology, we make better hearing simple by offering personalised care, cost-effective solutions, and innovative technology designed around you. If you’ve noticed conversations becoming harder to follow or you’re missing the sounds you once enjoyed,
One of the most common things we hear at our ear care centres is: “My ears feel blocked, but my GP said there’s no wax.” If that sounds familiar, you’re not imagining it. That full, muffled, pressurised sensation can be incredibly frustrating, especially when you’ve already been told your ears are “clear.” So what’s really
We are thrilled to be partnering with NeuroEquilibrium Diagnostic Systems Pvt Ltd in setting up a complete solution for patients with Vertigo, including advanced diagnostics and rehabilitation, at our Nutfield clinic from April 2026. It is also a pleasure to be working in close collaboration with ENT Surrey Ltd, Sameer Khemani, and Rosie King, Vestibular
Train your brain to hear better—anytime, anywhere. At Gatwick Audiology, we believe modern hearing care goes beyond simply amplifying sound. True hearing improvement happens when technology and the brain work together—and that’s why auditory training is now a core part of how we support our patients. From the start of 2026, we made an important
Tinnitus is the perception of sound without an external source. People describe it as ringing, buzzing, humming, hissing, or other noises that seem to come from inside the ears or head. While tinnitus is common, it is often misunderstood. It is not a disease, but a sign that the hearing system and the brain’s sound-processing
If you’ve never worn hearing aids before, you might be picturing something bulky, complicated, or obvious. That’s one of the biggest misconceptions we hear. In reality, today’s hearing devices behave far more like sleek wireless tech than traditional medical equipment. Many first-time users tell us the same thing after a few days: “I didn’t realise
For many people, tinnitus begins quietly. A faint ringing at bedtime. A soft buzzing in a silent room. A hissing sound that seems to appear out of nowhere. At first, it’s easy to ignore, until it becomes harder to switch off. Tinnitus affects around 1 in 8 adults, yet it’s one of the most misunderstood
The festive season brings a wonderful mix of lively celebrations, family traditions, and moments of connection. Whether you’re gathered around a bustling Christmas table or enjoying a quiet catch-up with loved ones, these conversations are what make the season truly special. But for many people, hearing loss can quietly take away the joy of these
