Hearing FAQs

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Source: Better Hearing Institute

Most people that wear hearing devices have nerve loss.

The effects of hearing loss will vary between each individual but negative effects can include isolation, social withdrawal, speech deterioration, fatigue, inattentiveness, indifference, loneliness, and depression.

An individual experiencing hearing loss may mention that they can hear but they cannot understand what is being said. Individuals also mention that the person speaking to them is mumbling and not speaking clearly or loud enough. Other manifestations include having to increase the volume in the T.V. and reading of lips when speaking. Individuals also may experience ringing in the ears.

Yes. Hearing devices can help you hear better in crowded or noisy environments. Digital hearing devices can be the most helpful as they can amplify soft sounds while not amplifying louder ones.

Yes. Hearing devices that fit deep in the ear canal, often referred to as CIC (Completely-in-the-Canal) instruments, are almost invisible.

The decision to purchase one or two hearing devices should be made after a thorough evaluation and consultation with your Hearing Specialist. Depending on your hearing evaluation your Hearing Specialist will discuss with you the need to have one or two hearing devices. If you have hearing loss in both ears it is recommended to purchase two hearing devices as you will benefit from better amplification and equal hearing on both sides.

Your Hearing Specialist is the best person to advice you on the different types of hearing devices and the benefits and advantages of each.

It has been proven through research that if your hearing is not used and stimulated often that it will deteriorate more quickly. Therefore it is recommended to have your hearing evaluated to assess what your needs may be.