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Do You Have Hearing Loss?
Take This Hearing Self-Test and Find Out
 
1. When watching television with others, do you need the volume to be higher than them to hear what is being said? YES NO
2. Are you often asking people to repeat what they just said? YES NO
3. Do you often feel that people talking to you are 'mumbling' or speaking unclearly? YES NO
4. Do you often have trouble understanding a conversation when there is noise in the background or when other people are talking at the same time? YES NO
5. Have your family members, friends, or others asked you whether you have a hearing problem? YES NO
6. Do you avoid social gatherings and parties because you can't hear what people are saying or because there is too much noise? YES NO
7. Do you often misunderstand what is being said during conversations in a car, a restaurant, or other noisy place? YES NO
8. Does having to talk or listen for lengthy periods leave you feeling stressed out or tired? YES NO
9. When attending meetings, religious services, or other events, do you need to sit close to the speakers in order to understand? YES NO
10. Do you depend on eye contact to understand what someone is saying to you? YES NO
11. Do you often find it hard to localize the source of sounds? YES NO

If all of your answers are no, this may indicate that you do not have any hearing problems!
However, if family members or close friends have ever expressed concerns about your hearing, we recommend that you consult a hearing healthcare professional to investigate whether there are any difficulties and whether they are due to a temporary or a permanent hearing impairment.

If you answered yes to 1 or more questions, your hearing check indicates that you have hearing difficulties in special situations. This happens to all of us from time to time, but if you experience these problems often / regularly, you may have a hearing loss. We recommend that you consult a hearing healthcare professional to investigate whether these difficulties are due to a temporary or a permanent hearing impairment.

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