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Do I lose hearing each year?
Hearing loss happens to everyone as we get older, starting in our 30s and 40s. Some people lose their hearing and get age-related hearing loss earlier and faster than others. We don’t lose the same amount of hearing each year; your hearing may stay the same for some time, and then it reduces a lot, or it may reduce gradually, a little at a time. Hearing can reduce faster by working in loud noise, taking some medications, or if you have an injury to your ear. Find out more.
Why do people find some sounds unbearably loud while others don't?
Why does it sound like people are mumbling?
My father-in-law can’t hear very well and won’t have a hearing test or wear hearing aids. What can we as a family do?
How do I know if I've got hearing problems?
My family member can't hear well. What should I do?
Is it really such a big deal if I don't treat my hearing loss?
Why do I hear my wife/husband/partner better than other people?
What benefits are there for treating my hearing loss?
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