Tag Archives: acoustic neuroma

Albin’s Story As a hearing aid dispenser it is easy to talk and write about the theory of what we do and show through these mediums just how clever we think we might be. We can as I have come to realise, even bury ourselves in a pool of self importance of how good we [...]

An acoustic neuroma or (vestibular schwannoma), is a benign tumor that grows on the hearing or acoustic nerve, which assists in providing your hearing and balance. It affects around 13 people in a million and so is relatively rare. It is normally detected in people who are aged between 30 -60 years of age. The [...]