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Hearing Loss Awareness

Here you will be able to access beneficial information about hearing loss, causes, treatments and links - as well as expert insights.

What is Cookie Bite Hearing Loss?
Posted by on 30th April 2025
Hearing Loss Awareness

Cookie bite hearing loss is a lesser-known condition that can make everyday conversations surprisingly difficult, especially in noisy settings or when listening to softer, mid-range voices. From office meetings to family dinners, this type of hearing loss can affect how clearly you connect with others. In this article, we explore what it is, how it shows up in daily life, and what you can do to manage it effectively.

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I can't hear soft sounds
Posted by on 29th April 2025
Hearing Loss Awareness

Struggling to hear soft sounds like whispers or rustling leaves could be an early sign of hearing loss. This often starts with high-frequency sounds fading, making speech harder to understand. Learn about common causes and how early intervention, including hearing tests and modern solutions like hearing aids, can improve your hearing health.

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I Keep Missing Doorbells, and Alarms
Posted by on 28th April 2025
Hearing Loss Awareness

Missing alarms, doorbells, or timers more often? It could be an early sign of hearing loss, especially if it’s happening regularly. High-frequency sounds are often the first to fade. Here's why it matters and what you can do about it.

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Straining to Hear Conversations – Do I Have Hearing Loss?
Posted by on 23rd April 2025
Hearing Loss Awareness

If you find yourself frequently leaning in during conversations, asking people to repeat themselves, or feeling mentally exhausted from socialising, you may be experiencing early signs of hearing loss. Hearing difficulties often develop gradually, and a simple hearing test can help determine if that’s the case. Modern hearing aids and devices are more advanced than ever, offering effective solutions to help you stay connected. Early detection and treatment can significantly improve your communication and overall quality of life.

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I have trouble hearing on the phone, do I have hearing loss?
Posted by on 22nd April 2025
Hearing Loss Awareness

Struggling to hear clearly on the phone, whether it’s asking people to repeat themselves or missing parts of conversations, can be frustrating. While phone calls can sometimes be challenging due to poor connection or background noise, persistent difficulty hearing could indicate hearing loss. If this sounds familiar, then this article is for you.

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I Keep Turning Up the Volume on the TV – Do I Have Hearing Loss?
Posted by on 17th April 2025
Hearing Loss Awareness

If you find yourself frequently turning up the volume on the TV or struggling to catch what people are saying, you may be experiencing early signs of hearing loss. While it’s easy to dismiss these changes as background noise or poor sound quality, they could point to a gradual decline in hearing that often goes unnoticed. In this article, we explore the subtle signs of hearing loss, what causes it, and why early intervention can make all the difference to your everyday life and wellbeing.

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