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May 18, 2022 by Jennifer

How To Be More Mindful About Your Hearing Health

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Hearing health is something that we often overlook these days. Hearing loss is so gradual at times that it can be hard to notice, and there’s a good chance that you can’t really tell if your hearing is going.

In fact, one of the most common ways to find out that you even have hearing loss is by having someone tell you. They might say that your music’s too loud or they might comment about you frequently asking them to repeat themselves.

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While these signs aren’t an absolute indication that you have hearing loss, it’s usually an indication that you should at least attend a hearing screening. As a bare minimum, you should consider speaking to a hearing professional so they can identify if you have hearing loss or not, while also measuring the level of hearing loss that you have.

But in addition to relying on the experts, there are a couple of ways that you can generally look after your hearing health at home. Here are a couple of ways to be more mindful of your ears and your hearing.

2 Things to Consider for Your Hearing Health

Protecting your ears from loud sounds

The easiest way to experience hearing loss is to be exposed to loud sounds. Our hearing is usually damaged because we listen to a lot of loud things. It could be loud music, it could be because of concerts, or it could just be because we work on a daily basis in a noisy environment. This could mean a loud factory environment, or even just working with a lawnmower every day.

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If you’re exposed to these types of conditions then it’s a good idea to consider hearing protection. This usually comes in the form of an earplug, but you can also get hearing protection ear muffs. The type of hearing protection you use will depend on what you need to protect your ears from. If you’re a musician at a concert, then you’ll probably use specially-designed earplugs that fit your ear.

However, if you’re working on a construction project, then earmuffs might provide more protection and be a little easier to put on and take off.

In short, make sure you use hearing protection if you’re going to be exposed to loud noises on a regular basis. Make sure the hearing protection is tailored to your exact needs and don’t overlook the various types that are available.

Can you prevent hearing loss?

People often think about how to treat hearing loss. They might consider using hearing aids or perhaps there’s some kind of surgery available to help you improve your hearing. But the reality here is that hearing loss isn’t something that you can easily treat or cure.

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Instead, our focus should be on how to prevent hearing loss. You should be focusing on ways to prevent yourself from being exposed to loud sounds, and you should be using ample protection whenever possible.

While there are potential cures for hearing loss, these aren’t common and are usually for dealing with underlying problems that might cause hearing loss as a symptom. For instance, an ear infection might cause minor hearing loss, so if it’s treated then your hearing problems might also subside.

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