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Some hearing-impaired people also experience physical problems as a consequence of their hearing loss.
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Reactions differ from person to person, but most hearing-impaired people have certain social, psychological and physical problems as a result of their buzzing ears hearing loss. If the hearing loss is treated by using proper hearing aids, surveys show that hearing-impaired people can receive many social and psychological benefits and improve the quality of their lives. One of the above-mentioned buzzing ears surveys was carried out by the National Council of Ageing, (NCOA), in the USA. Causes of hearing loss One of the major causes of hearing loss is ageing. We all lose our hearing sooner or buzzing ears later. Hearing loss is a natural consequence of getting older. Our hearing ability worsens from our 30s or 40s and onwards and when we reach our 80s, more than half of all people buzzing ears suffer from significant hearing loss. Despite that, more half of all hearing–impaired people are of working age (51.3%). Another very common reason for hearing loss is exposure to noise. We live in a noisy world. Noise may come from our work buzzing ears or from voluntary exposure to noise, such as noisy motors or loud music at rock concerts, night clubs, discos and from stereos – with or without the use of headphones. Hearing loss may also occur as a result of disease, infections [Email: info@hear-it.org] |