What to do if you are not wearing a hearing aid

What to do if you are not wearing a hearing aid

People with normal hearing don’t wear hearing aids, and they don’t rely on behavior because they don’t need help from hearing aids at all. Hearing aid users who do not have serious hearing loss are only using hearing aids in necessary or important situations (such as meeting guests or hosting certain meetings). They are not “unable to pick up”. Only hearing-impaired people who have benefited greatly from the use of hearing aids will be inseparable from hearing aids. “Inseparable from” and “unable to take off” means that the hearing aid has played its due role and greatly improved the user’s hearing. In contrast, some people who use hearing aids for the first time can’t adapt, complaining about blockage, foreign body sensation, and complaining that the sound is not true and clear.

There are many reasons for this type of problem.:For example, improper fitting, poor product quality, high psychological expectations, and so on. But the biggest problem is that they lack the necessary adaptive training. Expert advice;Despite hearing impairment, these patients have been listening to their ears with “real” hearing information before using the hearing aid. Wearing a hearing aid, I heard a lot of sounds that I couldn’t hear before, and I couldn’t get used to it. One of the important ways to solve the problem is to carry out the necessary adaptive training so that the hearing aid effect gradually emerges. The general principle of hearing aids is to adhere to wear and adapt step by step. From the time of daily wear, it should be short to long; from the point of view of volume adjustment, it should be small and large; from the use of the environment, it should be quiet and noisy, simple and complex. After the fitting, there is still a need for a process of continuous debugging: generally users who wear hearing aids for the first time need one: audition—-Initial adaptation—-debugging—-Adaptation—–It is necessary to debug such a process to achieve a satisfactory degree. Generally, it is necessary to return to the matching center for one month, three months, and six months after the initial wearing. In addition, since the hearing level may change due to changes in time and age, in order to keep the hearing aids in the best condition for you, at least you need to return to the hearing center to test your hearing and re-edit the hearing aid once a year. This step-by-step process can help users to get through the adaptation period as soon as possible, so that the role of the hearing aid can be maximized. Once this is the case, I believe that some of them will also “cannot pick up the hearing aids.” In other words, hearing aids not only do not aggravate the original degree of deafness, but help to delay the progression of auditory degeneration.