Key knowledge to fit the right hearing aid for you

Mondo Health Updated on 2024-02-21

As an assistive device to improve the hearing of the elderly, hearing aids have attracted increasing attention from society with the aging of the population. In the process of choosing and purchasing hearing aids, many consumers often encounter various pitfalls and confusions. Bosom Friend Hearing is a practical purchase suggestion for you.

1. Understand the type and extent of hearing loss

Before choosing a hearing aid, it's important to first understand the type and extent of your hearing loss. Hearing loss can be broadly divided into conductive hearing loss, sensorineural hearing loss, and mixed hearing loss. Conductive hearing loss is usually caused by lesions of the outer or middle ear, while sensorineural hearing loss is related to the auditory nerve. Knowing the type and extent of your hearing loss can help you choose the right hearing aid.

2. Choose the right type of hearing aid

Hearing aids are mainly divided into behind-the-ear and in-the-ear types. Behind-the-ear hearing aids are suitable for all degrees of hearing loss, and in-the-ear hearing aids are suitable for moderate to severe hearing loss with good concealment. Choose the right type of hearing aid based on your hearing loss, budget, and usage habits.

3. Try on hearing aids and professional fitting

When choosing to buy a hearing aid, trying on the hearing aid is a very important part. Under the guidance of a hearing care professional, consumers can try on different models and brands of hearing aids to experience the differences in sound quality, comfort and clarity. At the same time, a professional hearing care professional will customize the most suitable fitting plan for you according to your hearing loss situation, needs and budget. During the fitting process, pay attention to maintaining communication with the hearing care professional and give feedback in time to better adjust and optimize the plan.

4. Maintenance and maintenance of hearing aids

The lifespan of hearing aids is closely related to routine maintenance and upkeep. The following points should be paid attention to during use: regularly clean the hearing aid housing and sound outlet hole, keep it dry, and avoid moisture and sweat erosion; Avoid damage caused by violent collisions and falls; Regularly go to the professional fitting center for maintenance and commissioning.

Bosom Friend Hearing hopes that every friend with hearing loss can choose the right hearing aid for himself and enter the beautiful world of sound as soon as possible!

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