SUTTON on SEA HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION
Sutton on Sea remains a small seaside town with a good range of amenities. Ideally suited to couples, dog walkers and those seeking a more relaxed holiday.
We are 1 minute walk from the high street shops and 5 minutes from the sea front, promenade and safe sandy beaches.
We provide o street parking, are dog friendly with an enclosed front garden. Fully fitted kitchen, lounge with TV and wi-fi. Central heating, en-suite shower and toilet. Bed linen and towels are included. Wheelchair accessible.
Price from £340.00 per week or £60.00 per night
For more information please call 01507 441180 or 07714 255056
Winter Colds, Blocked Ears and Sudden Hearing Changes
For During the winter months, it’s not unusual to notice changes in your hearing. A heavy cold, sinus congestion, or even a mild virus can leave your ears feeling blocked, muffled, or slightly unbalanced. This can feel worrying— particularly if it seems to happen suddenly.
At Optimal Hearing in Syston, we see a predictable rise in patients during the colder months who are unsure whether they’re experiencing temporary congestion or something more significant.
When you have a cold, the Eustachian tube— which helps equalise pressure in the middle ear —can become inflamed or blocked. This often causes a feeling of fullness, dulled hearing, popping, or mild discomfort. In most cases, these symptoms improve naturally as the cold settles.
However, winter can also highlight other issues. A small amount of ear wax may become more noticeable if hearing dips during illness. Similarly, mild age-related hearing loss can feel more obvious when ears are congested or when background noise increases at social gatherings.
So when should you seek advice?
If both ears feel blocked during a cold and improve within a couple of weeks, it is usually congestion. Gentle swallowing or yawning may help. Avoid cotton buds, as these can push wax deeper and cause irritation.
Seek professional advice promptly if you notice:
•A sudden drop in hearing in one ear
•Symptoms lasting more than two to three weeks
•Pain, discharge, tinnitus, or dizziness
•A rapid change that feels different from a typical cold
Sudden hearing loss in one ear should always be assessed urgently.
Often, reassurance is all that is needed. A simple examination can determine whether wax, congestion, or something else is responsible. Winter should be a time for comfort and connection—not uncertainty about your hearing. If something doesn’t feel quite right, having it checked can provide clarity and peace of mind.
Paul, Dee and Sophie Optimal Hearing
Rural Diary
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Charnwood Drawing & Pain ng Club, 10am - 12, Bishop Beveridge Club Hall, South St, Barrow
Self help pain ng group, 2nd & 4th Mon of the month. All ages & abili es welcome. Contact Di 07594 465657 or just turn up
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