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4 Steps to Fight the Silent Epidemic: Hearing Loss
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Are you having to turn your television’s volume higher and higher to hear it over the years? Or, have you started speaking to your ageing parents louder and louder for them to understand what you’re saying? Unfortunately, we tend not to notice these little things, but they are signs of a silent and crippling epidemic:
Hearing Aid Trials at Home – Are They Recommended?
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We live in an age where everything is available online with a single click. Hearing aids too are available for purchase directly. However, unlike many consumer electronics, hearing aids are sophisticated technology, often customised for an individual, and cannot be treated like an over-the-counter product that you can simply order over Amazon. In other words,
How to Know if It’s Time to Visit an Audiologist
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Some people hesitate to see a Hearing Care Professional even if they have hearing problems. Some even deny the problem exists and that could be even more costly. For instance, leaving hearing loss untreated could lead to permanent long-term damage, or lead to other health concerns such as Alzheimer’s, depression and dementia. That is why
Prevalence Of Hearing Loss
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[perfectpullquote align=”full” bordertop=”false” cite=”” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=””] “When someone in the family has a hearing loss, the entire family has a hearing problem.” – Mark Ross, Ph.D. [/perfectpullquote] Hearing loss is a disorder that affects the personal and professional life of an individual. And contrary to the myth, hearing loss is NOT an
Diagnosing Hearing Loss: Types of Hearing Test
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Hearing loss is a serious disorder that needs proper diagnosis and treatment. While not all forms of hearing loss may need corrective hearing aids, there are certain Hearing Test for ear which will help you identify the type of hearing loss and how to treat it. Though people are known to experiment with purchasing hearing instruments
Signs Of Hearing Loss To Look Out For
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Hearing loss is often considered a sign of ‘old’ age and perceived as a weakness. This social stigma attached to it makes the affected individuals reluctant to admit that there’s something amiss in their hearing. Identifying the signs of hearing loss can be all the more challenging when it comes to infants and children, especially
