When you are suffering from problems with your hearing, many everyday tasks may become more difficult.
Talking on the phone, watching TV or just having a conversation can become strenuous or even impossible.
Many find hearing loss causes a decline in their social life and can in some instances lead to depression.
Studies in the United States have shown that those who use hearing aids to improve their condition are far less likely to experience fear, anxiety and sadness as an effect of hearing loss.
Many people benefit largely from the use of these small electronic devise than can amplify sounds within the ear or perform the function of parts of the ear that are damaged.
Hearing loss does not happen overnight.
It is a gradual process that can occur over many years.
When you are first fitted with a unit, the experience can feel very strange and uncomfortable.
As hearing loss occurs so slowly, it is likely that you are not aware of just how much you are not hearing.
Wearing the aid to many people, first comes as a shock.
Don't let this hold you back.
Wearing one is the first step in regaining the quality of life you once had.
It will take some time to get used to the feeling of the hearing aid in your ear.
It's a bit like getting used to a pair of glasses or even a new pair of shoes.
After a bit of time has passed, the feeling will be normal.
In fact, you may start to feel odd when you are not wearing one at all.
When you first fitted fro a hearing aid, it is advised that you spend some time in your home.
Noisy environments may be overwhelming at first, mostly due to the large amount of background noise present.
Take some time to get used to the sounds of the TV and the telephone.
As time goes on and you are feeling more comfortable, head to some familiar places outside of your home.
The loudness of sounds may shock you when you where a hearing aid.
Somethings may seem too close, or too faraway.
Talking on the phone will seem different, as will normal conversations.
The piece does not exactly reproduce sounds the way your ear does, so it will take some getting used to.
It can sometimes take three or four fitting to get the balance just right.
The best way to get used to your hearing aid is to wear it.
Sometimes a hearing aid can be annoying and irritating, but if you persist you will adjust to it in time.
A hearing aid can help you regain quality of life and communication that is lost when hearing decreases.
Talking on the phone, watching TV or just having a conversation can become strenuous or even impossible.
Many find hearing loss causes a decline in their social life and can in some instances lead to depression.
Studies in the United States have shown that those who use hearing aids to improve their condition are far less likely to experience fear, anxiety and sadness as an effect of hearing loss.
Many people benefit largely from the use of these small electronic devise than can amplify sounds within the ear or perform the function of parts of the ear that are damaged.
Hearing loss does not happen overnight.
It is a gradual process that can occur over many years.
When you are first fitted with a unit, the experience can feel very strange and uncomfortable.
As hearing loss occurs so slowly, it is likely that you are not aware of just how much you are not hearing.
Wearing the aid to many people, first comes as a shock.
Don't let this hold you back.
Wearing one is the first step in regaining the quality of life you once had.
It will take some time to get used to the feeling of the hearing aid in your ear.
It's a bit like getting used to a pair of glasses or even a new pair of shoes.
After a bit of time has passed, the feeling will be normal.
In fact, you may start to feel odd when you are not wearing one at all.
When you first fitted fro a hearing aid, it is advised that you spend some time in your home.
Noisy environments may be overwhelming at first, mostly due to the large amount of background noise present.
Take some time to get used to the sounds of the TV and the telephone.
As time goes on and you are feeling more comfortable, head to some familiar places outside of your home.
The loudness of sounds may shock you when you where a hearing aid.
Somethings may seem too close, or too faraway.
Talking on the phone will seem different, as will normal conversations.
The piece does not exactly reproduce sounds the way your ear does, so it will take some getting used to.
It can sometimes take three or four fitting to get the balance just right.
The best way to get used to your hearing aid is to wear it.
Sometimes a hearing aid can be annoying and irritating, but if you persist you will adjust to it in time.
A hearing aid can help you regain quality of life and communication that is lost when hearing decreases.
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