There are several signs that indicate you may be
experiencing decreased hearing ability including ringing in the ears. While many things can cause ringing in the
ears, hearing loss is one of the most common causes.
It is rare that someone goes from normal hearing all the way
to no hearing. For most people hearing
decreases gradually over time. In the
beginning, the signs are subtle and often go unnoticed. It’s not until the decrease impacts hearing
conversations and/or interferes with hearing child’s voices that people become
aware of the difficulty.
Some of the first noticeable signs are people sound like
they mumble or that voices are muffled.
You may hear someone say it’s not me, it’s the way people talk
today. When left undiagnosed and
untreated, people start to withdraw from social situations, and can become
angry or frustrated. These are
indications that it’s time for an Audiologic assessment.
Treating hearing loss has many benefits. Those who use hearing instruments are more
active socially and physically. They
have more rewarding relationships and are happier. It’s easy to get started, schedule an
appointment for the evaluation. Most insurance programs have a benefit for the
assessment and some even help with the cost of hearing instruments.
Life sounds great! Enjoy every moment!
Jane Kukula, AuD & Ashley Spisak, AuD
8897 Mentor Ave
Mentor, Ohio 44060
440-205-8848
Fax: 440-205-9818
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