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Hearing aids can be incredibly useful for anyone who experiences any degree of hearing loss. Because of this, it’s essential that you take care of them. Otherwise, something may go wrong, and you may have to send your hearing aid off for repairs which can be both inconvenient and expensive. However, there are some things that you can do to
If your audiologist determines that you might benefit from having a hearing aid fitted, you probably want to learn all there is to know about the whole process. That includes knowing about the healing aid types, what they do and how they work and what you should do to take care of them. You might also be keen to know
In-the-canal (ITC) hearing aids are devices that are made to fit your exact ear anatomy to provide you comfort and audibility functionality. They are designed to fit in your ear canal thereby lowering the risk of getting tangled. ITCs are ideal for those with severe to profound hearing loss. They come in various colors for you to choose from and
Hearing loss is a discomforting experience that limits your social interactions and economic productivity without proper handling. Maintaining an active lifestyle, especially enjoying your favorite hobbies, can be challenging without appropriate ear protection. The mental and physical health benefits of an active lifestyle are well-established by medical research. However, some hobbies can lead to hearing loss due to loud noises.
Hearing aid devices can go a long way in improving your hearing. However, like all other tech devices, they can get damaged and need repair. Some common causes of hearing aid damage include: Wax buildup in your ear Normal wear and tear A battery malfunctions. Continued exposure to a moist environment If you think that your hearing aid needs repair,