Swiss Journal of Research in Business and Social Sciences
Dr. Robert N. Diotalevi, Esq., LL.M. Associate Professor, Legal Studies Founding Program Coordinator, Legal Studies, 2002-2010 Florida Gulf Coast University, Fort Myers, Florida, United States of America Dr. Werbin Eliana Mariela Professor, Accounting Department, National University of Cordoba, Argentina Dr. Jersone Tasso Moreira Silva FUMEC University, Business Administration Graduate Program, Av. Afonso Pena, 3880Bairro Cruzeiro – Read More ...
The Swiss Journal of Research in Business and Social Sciences (SJRBSS) is an open access and online journal that publishes research analysis and inquiry into issues of importance to the business and social sciences community. Articles in SJRBSS examine emerging trends and concerns in the areas of General Management, Business Law, Public Responsibility and Ethics, Marketing Theory and Applications, Read More ...
Swiss Journal of Research in Business and Social Sciences is an open-access, online, peer reviewed and monthly journal published with the aim to provide an online publishing platform for the academia, business and social sciences researchers, and students to publish their original works. SJRBSS focuses on publishing scholarly articles from the area of Business, Management Read More ...
To help meet our mission we are looking to add members to our Editorial Board/Team to serve initial three-year terms with renewal options. Members of our board take a posture of being supportive and nurturing to authors who submit papers to the journal. Instead of making our mark by citing how many papers we reject, Read More ...
SJRBSS provides insights of research advancements and understandings in the field of business and social sciences and all its relevant aspects. It publishes articles and case studies that consider significant importance in the relevant fields of business and social sciences. The primary purpose of the Swiss Journal of Research in Business and Social Sciences (SJRBSS) is to publish scholarly Read More ...
A common culprit for muffled hearing is excessive ear wax (cerumen). Ear wax can sometimes build up in the ear canal and cause a blockage. Impacted ear wax can affect your ability to hear. Ear wax buildup and blockages often happens when people use items like cotton swabs or hair grips to try to clean their ears. The recommended treatment for cerumen impaction is micro-suction.
Yes, they do, and audiologists generally have a few ways of removing ear wax. Your audiologist will assess the seriousness of the ear wax buildup using a binocular microscope before deciding what actions to take. The more severe impactions will need dealing with using micro-suction. It’s the most effective, safest and most pain-free technique available.
Here are some of the more unusual causes of cerumen impaction. … Bony blockage (osteoma or exostoses) Infectious disease, such as swimmer’s ear (external otitis) Skin disease (such as eczema) Autoimmune disease (such as lupus) Narrowed ear canal (from birth, chronic inflammation, or injury) Making too much earwax due to injury.
Earwax doesn’t usually cause problems, but if too much earwax is produced it can lead to a blocked and painful ear, hearing loss and, in some cases, tinnitus. … A typical specialist microsuction procedure appointment to remove wax from both ears should take no longer than 30 minutes. Micro-suction earwax removal is the only method to trust. So in answer to the question, no, but not treating cerumen impactions may indeed cause tinnitus.