Why do I wear a hearing aid or can’t hear clearly?

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A hearing patient in Jinghao asked, “why do I wear hearing aids or can’t hear clearly?” this is a problem that some people who have already equipped hearing aids often complain about. To solve this problem, we should start from the hearing characteristics of the elderly and the function of hearing aids. Most of the elderly belong to sensorineural deafness, which is manifested as hearing and hearing loss.

According to Jinghao hearing aids, most patients with such problems use simulators. Because the hearing aids can not be adjusted according to the patients’ hearing conditions, or only the low-frequency compensation is sufficient, the high-frequency compensation is insufficient; or only the pursuit of loud, low-frequency compensation is excessive, but the high-frequency part is covered.

Users of digital machines also have this problem. The main reasons are as follows: (1) the power of hearing aids can not meet the needs of patients, even if it is adjusted according to the patient’s audiogram, but because the compensation is not sufficient, they still cannot hear clearly. (2) the matching personnel did not consider the specific situation of the patient, only followed the hearing data, and could not conduct professional adjustment for the individual.

Some people have hearing problems with both ears. They only wear hearing aids with one ear. They can communicate normally in a quiet environment. When there are many people in public, they can’t hear clearly. It is suggested on the official website of Aisheng hearing aid that one is to choose a machine with better noise reduction function, and the other is to wear it with both ears. In addition, the wearing of both ears can balance the stimulation of the two hemispheres of the brain and maintain the normal function of the brain, which is particularly important for the sensorineural patients with hearing problems in both ears.