Even when you believe you have good hearing, it’s essential to undergo an annual hearing assessment starting at age 55. It’s common not to be aware of subtle hearing problems that may be present, and some conditions, such as presbycusis or age-related hearing loss, can develop gradually without obvious symptoms at first. This is crucial not only for the preventive advantages it offers but also for detecting any changes in hearing at early stages and addressing them proactively.
Early detection of hearing problems:
Regular assessments can detect any changes in your hearing at an early stage, allowing potential issues to be addressed before they worsen.
Earwax detection:
Consultations due to discomfort or hearing loss are common. Hearing checks allow us to address the issue promptly.
Professional guidance:
You receive a detailed explanation of the results, possible recommendations, and the opportunity to clarify any doubts you may have.
Implementation of hearing assistance:
In case of significant hearing loss, all necessary information is provided on how to address the problem through the implementation of hearing aids. Acting promptly can help achieve good hearing expectations and prevent cognitive decline, communication problems, and difficulties in daily activities.
Regular assessments are a fundamental practice for comprehensive hearing health care and general well-being. Maintaining good hearing health improves overall quality of life, facilitating communication, social interactions, and participation in daily activities.
