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Anyone who suspects they may have hearing difficulties or is experiencing signs of hearing loss should consider a hearing assessment. This is particularly important for individuals who struggle to hear conversations, have difficulty comprehending speech in noisy settings, frequently request repetitions from others, or suffer from tinnitus (ringing in the ears).

For most adults, it is recommended to undergo an initial hearing assessment during adulthood and subsequently have periodic assessments as they age or notice changes in their hearing. Typically, having a hearing assessment every 1-3 years is advisable for adults. However, individuals with existing hearing loss or other risk factors may require more frequent assessments.

During a hearing assessment, you will undergo a series of tests, including pure-tone audiometry to measure your hearing sensitivity, speech audiometry to evaluate your ability to comprehend speech, middle ear tests to assess the function of your eardrum and middle ear, and potentially additional tests tailored to your specific needs.

Common signs of hearing loss include difficulties in understanding speech, frequent requests for repetitions in conversations, the need to increase the volume of the TV or radio, withdrawal from social interactions or conversations, experiencing tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and challenges in hearing in noisy environments.