Symptoms of Hearing Loss
Symptoms of Hearing Loss
You may have a hearing loss if you or your family members notice a few or several of these symptoms.
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Consult a Medical Doctor for These Symptoms:
Consult a Medical Doctor for These Symptoms:
-Sudden Hearing Loss (Emergency! Seek immediate help!)
-Dizziness, Vertigo or Light-headedness
-Loss of hearing in one ear only
-Drainage or discharge from ears
-Frequent Headaches with hearing loss
-Feeling of fullness in the ear
-Ringing, roaring, or hissing sounds in the ears
-Often having to ask people to repeat themselves
-Frequent complaints by others that the TV is too loud
-Complaints of speaking too loudly or sounding angry
-Watching people's mouths a conversation (I can't hear you
without my glasses)
-Finding it harder to hear high-pitched sounds such as women's and children's voices
-Trouble understanding phone conversations
-Difficulty hearing above background noise
-Trouble following a conversation especially when more than one person is speaking
-Avoiding social activities, often choosing to be alone
-Perception that people are mumbling or not speaking clearly
-Finding it harder to hear high-pitched sounds such as women's and children's voices
-Trouble understanding phone conversations
-Difficulty hearing above background noise
-Trouble following a conversation especially when more than one person is speaking
-Avoiding social activities, often choosing to be alone
-Perception that people are mumbling or not speaking clearly
Hearing is a Social Sense
A video presented by the Canadian Academy of Audiology (CAA)