How to test hearing loss

Are you losing your hearing in the following situations?

· You are hearing the problem over the phone.

· You must understand or accept the conversation nervously.

· You often ask people to repeat what they say.

· Others complain that you have turned the volume too high.

· When two or more people speak, you have trouble talking.

Often, we tend to ignore hearing and take it for granted. We will only go to the doctor if the hearing is severely lost. Many of us are unaware that hearing loss can have serious consequences, including cognitive decline, dementia, low self-esteem, and being considered a social untouchable.

Hearing loss should never be ignored. If you feel the above symptoms, you should seek advice from a mechanics specialist, an otolaryngologist or an otologist.

Hearing loss is diagnosed based on the patient's medical history, behavior, and medical and audiological examinations. You will then be examined to understand the cause of hearing loss and whether it can be treated. The most common way people may suffer from hearing loss is that the liquid in the middle ear or the wax in the ear canal is not taken care of.

In cases where hearing aids and hearing problems are difficult to communicate, there are steps you can take to better respond and respond.

If you are diagnosed with hearing loss, you must undergo a comprehensive hearing test. This test will identify the extent and type of hearing loss you may have developed and determine if you can get help with your hearing aid. Hearing care professionals will also recommend hearing aid types that are suitable for your hearing loss.

Some facts about hearing aids:

• The hearing aid does not correct the hearing immediately as the correct vision of the glasses.

· Helps to clearly pick up the sound and help you hear the sound in many situations.

· New hearing aids may require subsequent access by your provider for technical adjustments.

· Adjusting the hearing aid takes time and perseverance.

Your doctor will check your hearing for you, passing some tests, which may include:

· Physical examination - Your doctor will look at your ear for possible causes of hearing loss. Earwax, inflammation caused by infection, etc. may be the cause.

· General Screening Test - You will be asked to cover one ear at a time to see the words you pick or hear at various volumes and how you respond to other sounds.

Tuning Fork Test - The Tuning Fork is a two-pronged metal instrument that produces sound when tapped. This can be assessed and revealed that hearing loss is caused by damage to the vibrating portion of the middle ear, sensor damage, inner ear nerve damage, or both.

• Audiometer test - You can wear the headset and hear the sound pointing to one ear at a time. Audiologists provide sound at a variety of frequencies and ask you to indicate each time you hear a sound.

Your treatment depends on the cause and severity of your hearing loss. Get the earliest diagnosis!

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