http://www.ihearclear.com/blog/iam-facing-hearing-loss-problemmy-left-and-right-ears-are-30-deficient-of-capacity-known-by-audiometry-test/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:04:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://www.ihearclear.com/blog/iam-facing-hearing-loss-problemmy-left-and-right-ears-are-30-deficient-of-capacity-known-by-audiometry-test/comment-page-1/#comment-1895 Amaretta Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:04:29 +0000 http://www.ihearclear.com/blog/iam-facing-hearing-loss-problemmy-left-and-right-ears-are-30-deficient-of-capacity-known-by-audiometry-test/#comment-1895 What did the audiologist say about your hearing loss when you talked to him/her? Did they recommend hearing aids? Some hearing loss is congenital (it runs in families), sometimes it occurs as the result of an accident (like a skull fracture), and sometimes it occurs from too much loud music or noise (like construction noise) over a long period of time. There are ways of coping with it -- you can turn up the volume on your phone, radio, etc. You can make an effort to talk to people in quiet locations -- at home with the TV off, in quiet restaurants, etc. -- and avoid noisy venues like sports bars, noisy parties, busy restaurants, etc. One device worth considering is something called TV Ears. It's a lightweight headset that amplifies and sharpens the dialogue and sounds on television so that you can hear conversations, the news, etc., more easily. It's made a huge difference for my husband, who is deaf but refuses to wear hearing aids out of vanity.<a href="http://www.prohomeschool.com/california-homeschool-school-traffic.htm"> Amaretta</a> What did the audiologist say about your hearing loss when you talked to him/her? Did they recommend hearing aids? Some hearing loss is congenital (it runs in families), sometimes it occurs as the result of an accident (like a skull fracture), and sometimes it occurs from too much loud music or noise (like construction noise) over a long period of time. There are ways of coping with it — you can turn up the volume on your phone, radio, etc. You can make an effort to talk to people in quiet locations — at home with the TV off, in quiet restaurants, etc. — and avoid noisy venues like sports bars, noisy parties, busy restaurants, etc. One device worth considering is something called TV Ears. It’s a lightweight headset that amplifies and sharpens the dialogue and sounds on television so that you can hear conversations, the news, etc., more easily. It’s made a huge difference for my husband, who is deaf but refuses to wear hearing aids out of vanity. Amaretta

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