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Five Signs of Hearing Loss

  • Writer: Hearing Wellness
    Hearing Wellness
  • Jun 6, 2017
  • 2 min read

Hearing loss generally develops over many years; the effects become apparent only gradually. This makes it difficult for those affected to recognise that they are actually suffering from a hearing impairment. Family and friends are often the first to realise that something is wrong. However, there are five clear signs that your hearing is not entirely as it should be.

  1. Do you find it difficult to understand phone conversations clearly?

  2. Does your family complain about the volume when you are listening to the radio or television?

  3. Do you find it difficult to follow a conversation in noisy environments?

  4. Do you often feel exhausted after family celebrations because listening is such an effort?

  5. Do you hear better when you can look at the person talking to you?

All these are typical signs of a hearing loss. But don’t worry; hearing loss is not something simply to be endured. You can and should do something about it. Hearing loss is not only a problem for the hearing impaired individual, but also for friends and rel­atives. Leaving a hearing loss untreated can have many negative consequences for our quality of life, impacting the things we enjoy such as spending time with friends and family. This causes frustration and social isolation which can lead to feelings of depression and anxiety. Personal relationships are affected when communication with our loved ones is disrupted by hearing loss. The good news is that you can you do something to reduce the negative impacts of hearing loss, and improve your health for the future but it is important to act early to preserve your hearing abilities. If you want to restore your hearing wellness contact us on 1800 934 327 or at info@hearingwell.com.au and have your hearing tested and managed so you can enjoy life to the fullest.

 
 
 

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