Our ears and growing noise

Life changes in recent years have made people more prone to developing hearing problems. While these problems can be by birth, due to an injury, or a side-effect of a health condition, it is never a bad idea to get tested to understand how your ears are. If they need additional support to perform everyday functions (listening, body balance, perception of elevation etc), you can always reach out to professionals & get the assistance that makes things easier for you.

It is noteworthy that these problems are not something that can limit your potential. You can still go about the day doing what you do while wearing a device that’s made exclusively for you.

Hearing Aids Professionals is a Sydney-based audiometrist service provider that brings the comfort & convenience of a clinic right to your doorstep. If not sure about your online hearing test results, know that we are just a call away.

7 Reasons You Need to Go for a Hearing Test Right Away!

Know how your ear health is: Loud music, traffic noises and even everyday sounds from our surroundings are usually what everyone is subjected to. Exposure to sound above 70 dB on a frequent basis can damage your ears & hearing eventually. Early hearing testing can reveal your ear’s conditions and if there can be any problems to be careful about

These losses can be related to cognitive problems as well: People with mild to serious ear issues are vulnerable to developing dementia over the years

Indicative of other underlying conditions: Health conditions like cardiovascular diseases and even diabetes can have difficulties with the ability to hear as an early symptom. Get yourself checked to prevent major health issues!

Less social awkwardness: Not being able to be an active part of conversations can be frustrating. With the right aid that’s made exclusively for you, unleash your talkative side!

Difficulties driving: Imagine having to drive while not being sure if someone at your back honked horns or not being able to determine elevations can be a huge hassle when driving

Experiencing buzzing, ringing or bell sounds out of nowhere: 2 in 3 people are affected by tinnitus in Australia. Tinnitus is defined as a ringing or buzzing sound in the ear that can be treated through the right support aids and tinnitus management exercises

You can plan ahead well in advance: Tinnitus can make life difficult. Knowing about it earlier can help in preparing you for what lies ahead. With better management and making the best of today’s available resources, life can be lead with quality and dignity