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Knowing when to seek hearing help Hearing loss often creeps up on us so gradually, that we tend to start accommodating for it without realizing it. The volume on the tv or radio starts increasing, you find yourself leaning in to hear speech-in-noise, and you may even catch yourself cupping your hand behind your ear or saying, "What?" more and
Those who suffer from hearing loss are less likely to participate in social activities, leading to withdrawal and isolation. In turn, these changes in social activity can lead to serious negative emotional consequences, including depression and its related symptoms: anxiety, anger, frustration, paranoia and emotional instability. Because hearing loss is an "invisible disability", personality changes may not be immediately connected