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- Do you experience persistent ringing in one or both ears?
- Do you find it challenging to discern which ear has superior hearing capability?
- Do you encounter difficulty in ascertaining the origin of sounds?
- Do you frequently request others to repeat themselves?
- Do you perceive individuals you are conversing with as frequently mumbling?
- Do you often find yourself contemplating, "my auditory perception is not as proficient as it once was?"
- Do you feel as though people are not articulating clearly?
- Do you experience difficulty comprehending conversations and must exert effort to do so?
- Do you find speech less clear when originating from behind or at a distance compared to when it originates from the front?
- Have your family members and acquaintances expressed concern that you are experiencing hearing difficulties?
- Do you refrain from social gatherings and group conversations due to apprehension about your ability to hear?
- Do you encounter difficulty understanding the speaker's message during large assemblies?
- Do you struggle to hear conversations in a noisy setting, such as a crowded room or restaurant?
- Do you encounter difficulty hearing voices over the telephone?
- Do you harbor anxiety about not hearing the telephone ringing or doorbell?
- Do you find it challenging to comprehend conversations on the television or must listen to it at a high volume?
Hearing loss may be classified into the following categories:
- Permanent hearing loss, which is incurable.
- Temporary hearing loss, which can be remedied through appropriate medical treatment.
Medical diagnoses of hearing loss can be categorized as follows:
- Conductive Hearing Loss, which is indicative of an issue in the External and Middle Ear.
- Sensory Neural Hearing Loss, which is indicative of an issue in the Inner Ear.
- Mixed Hearing Loss, which is indicative of issues in all three - the External, Middle and Inner Ear.
- Genetic disorder
- Advanced age
- Prolonged exposure to loud noise
- Recurrent ear infections
- Complications during birth
- Traumatic ear injury
- Adverse reaction to medications and toxins
- Overindulgence in the use of headphones and mobile devices
- Harmful habits such as smoking and unhealthy lifestyle choices.
Individuals with hearing impairment can typically recognize their condition through the following indicators:
- Challenges in general verbal communication.
- The need to increase the volume while listening to the television, radio, or other audio sources.
- Receiving comments from others regarding potential hearing difficulties.
- A history of chronic ear diseases.
- Inability to hear soft sounds or whispers.
Medically, hearing loss is assessed using:
- An audiometer device in an acoustically shielded room.
During this evaluation, an audiologist measures hearing thresholds and generates a graph called an audiogram for each ear, which illustrates the individual's hearing capability.
By analyzing the audiogram curve, the audiologist categorizes the degree of hearing loss in decibels, including Mild Hearing Loss, Moderate Hearing Loss, Moderately Severe Hearing Loss, Severe Hearing Loss, and Profound Hearing Loss.
Hearing loss, or impairment, is defined as the total or partial inability to hear. An individual who is completely unable to hear is described as being completely deaf, while an individual with partial hearing difficulties can hear with the assistance of a hearing aid.
An individual who experiences hearing loss in only one ear is said to have unilateral hearing loss. On the other hand, an individual who is unable to hear in both ears is described as having binaural hearing loss.
Individuals with hearing loss may experience feelings of loneliness and communication difficulties, as well as social problems. Children with hearing loss may also experience impairments in their ability to learn spoken language.
Temporary hearing loss may be remedied through medical guidance, while permanent hearing loss is not curable.
Hearing aids may be prescribed for individuals with permanent partial hearing loss. However, individuals who are completely deaf will not benefit from the use of a hearing aid.
