Your Hearing Health
Did you know that 1 in 6 Australians is affected by hearing loss currently?
Good hearing lets you savour life. Being able to hear and pick up on the signals of life helps you function more fully in every way. When it’s easy to hear, it’s easy to stay involved. Sharing laughter with loved ones, enjoying the sounds of nature, excelling on the job, remaining independent — good hearing is the key to quality of life.
If you suspect you might have a hearing loss, ignoring or neglecting it can make it worse. Knowing how to detect some signs of hearing loss, enables earlier treatment and higher chance of hearing better.
Or better yet, contact us now for a hearing consultation. Our caring and professional audiologist will discuss your best next step with you.
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Facts about Hearing Loss
Once hearing loss was seen as a sign of aging, hearing loss is becoming more common for the younger generations. Find out what difficulties and frustrations that people with hearing loss are facing.
Signs of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss can present differently, depending on the individual, their lifestyle and the situations in which they most often communicate. How to tell if you have hearing loss? What are some of the telltale signs of hearing loss?
Prevent Hearing Loss
Prevention is always better than cure. Whether you have normal hearing today, or you’re already suffering from hearing loss, there are things you can do to minimize your risk for greater hearing problems in the future.
Types of Hearing Loss
There are many types of hearing loss. It can range from mild to profound, be a condition existing at birth, develop early on in life or be acquired over a period of time or suddenly. Which one is treatable using hearing aids? Which one is treatable through medicine or surgery?