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<!-- @page { margin: 0.79in } P { margin-bottom: 0.08in } --> If you have noticed recently that your ability to hear is diminishing, you should go to have your ears tested as soon as you get a chance. Maybe you are asking people to repeat themselves, or maybe you are turning up the volume on your television and radio constantly. The sooner you identify a hearing problem, the easier it will be to treat and the more your life will stay the same. Ignoring this problem won't do anything for you. Here are five things to know about hearing loss and the treatment options. 1. Hearing exams are painless and quickly completed. Part of the fear everyone feels about having one's ears tested involves the exam itself. However, there is no reason to have this fear, as the exam can be finished in a very short time. In many cases, you will not even to schedule an appointment with a doctor. Quick auditory exams can diagnose which type of problem you have and even point you in the direction of a listening aid. 2. In some cases, your diminished ability to hear will only be temporary. If you have suddenly lost much of your ability to hear sounds, you may be the victim of a temporary problem and not a permanent loss of this sense. Different colds and other types of illnesses may cause a blockage in your ear canal. Once the symptoms disappear, you'll find your ability to hear sounds has returned as well. One of the reasons it is important to have your ears tested is that you may have nothing at all to worry about. 3. Some devices which help cannot be seen by observers. People are often terrified by the idea that they will have to walk around with a hearing aid and everyone will notice. Many of these devices are inconspicuous and fit completely within the ear. Even if someone is walking by and takes a direct look, they may not see the device. Designers have made it very easy for people to not change a thing about their lifestyle and at the same time increase their ability to hear overnight. 4. There are things you can do to protect your ability to hear. You can keep your ability to hear well far longer if you follow some precautions. For one thing, avoid standing next to the speakers if you regularly attend concerts or go out to clubs to dance. This direct impact can hurt your ability to hear. Another big thing is to keep your portable music device at a regular volume when you have earphones connected. 5. You might see more than your ability to hear come back if you use a device. Many people who get a hearing aid after ignoring the need for a long time report not just a boost in their ability to hear well; many report they feel better in general, as they are a part of every conversation and are happy to join back in. Some studies have proven that taking this step can also increase your income.
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