Hard of hearing? What to do next?
Hearing is one of the main sensory functions in humans. It allows us to navigate our environment and communicate with other people. Hearing loss can have a significant impact on your quality of life. If you notice a hearing loss, we recommend that you do not delay in seeking professional help.
Often, hearing loss is a complication of a medical condition, disease or other health condition. “With a simple and completely painless hearing test, the hearing specialists at Optikos pasaulio will be able to assess the level of hearing impairment (mild, moderate, severe), determine the type of hearing loss (conductive, neurosensory or mixed) and offer the most appropriate solution for each individual. The longer you put off seeing a hearing care professional, the longer the rehabilitation road ahead of you.
Possible consequences of hearing loss:
- Speech perception is impaired – the person hears the sound, but does not understand the words.
- The constant strain to hear everything leads to irritability.
- Coordination and orientation may be impaired.
- Reduced productivity and attention.
- Detachment from loved ones.
Most importantly, don’t feel alone.
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Frequently asked questions
When is a hearing test recommended?
Hearing loss develops gradually, so if you feel that your hearing has deteriorated, we recommend that you do not delay in seeking professional help.
How is a hearing test performed?
A hearing test is a painless and short procedure in which a hearing care professional: assesses your ear canal with an atoscope, checks your hearing with an audiometer, and discusses possible hearing rehabilitation options based on your needs and hearing condition.
What are the consequences of hearing loss?
People with hearing impairment find it difficult to hear, follow or take part in conversations, to understand what is being said on TV or on the phone, and they feel detached from the world around them, disconnected from loved ones
