Why Hearing Loss Impacts MORE Than Just Communication | Phonak Audeo Paradise
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
- Why Hearing Loss Impacts MORE Than Just Communication | Phonak Audeo Paradise. Dr. Cliff Olson, Audiologist and founder of Applied Hearing Solutions in Phoenix Arizona, discusses how Hearing loss impacts your Social-Emotional, Cognitive, and Physical Well-Being by sharing Phonak's Well-Hearing is Well-Being initiative.
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my hearing loss and vision combined make me so injury prone i also have diabetic neuropathy so im a complete mess thank god for my hearing aids and walking poles making it earier for me to get around without hurting myself
Sounds like Phonak has a genuine grasp of the real problems that hearing problems. Thanks.
Wow! Hit on another good topic. The social and emotional isolation of hearing loss is huge and a topic that isn't addressed as much as it should be. Thank you for excellent video.
Antidotally speaking, I'll admit I'm a "high-functioning introvert". :-) As I (and more importantly my family and I) have accepted my hearing loss; we've identified some of the things you touched on today. For example, there were many summer nights when we'd have neighborhood gatherings that I'd leave when it got dark. I'd always make an excuse - watch the kids, had to work, etc. The issue came down to the fact I couldn't hear well even with hearing aids and reading lips in the dark is taxing not that I was being as many though shy or anti-social which was the neighbors expectation.
Thanks Scott, and thanks for sharing. I agree that I need to be talking about these topics more often.
thnku so much to this wonderful video actually i am very tenced about this topic but you solve my all doubts and confusion thnku so much once again and god alwys bless you a lot
Great video, very valuable information.
Well done, great food for thought. And action. Hope this video gets shared a lot.
Happy New Hear!🎊🎉🥂
I have hearing loss from meniere's im 26 is it common to have musical ear syndrome and hear "illusion" sounds when hearing loss occurs?
Can you explain in another video what the difference between fitting ranges are for some hearing aids?
Yes I can.
@@DrCliffAuD Thank you Doctor! Always appreciated.
It’s a good point I that I did not know about.
But Phonak is way too expensive in my country.
I have widex evoke 330 hearing aids. They work well. However I have great difficulty sometimes with people wearing masks.i can read lips but they are covered with a mask. I'll bet I am not the only one. What can I do to help myself understand better in some of these tough situations, like going to the pharmacy?
You can increased compression to boost soft-level speech or use a remote microphone.
I’ve heard several people mention the link between hearing loss and falling. I’m curious, do researchers think the main factor is environmental awareness or does hearing loss impact the vestibular system too? I know SNHL impacts the cochlea and/or VII cranial nerve, but does it ever also impact the vestibular system and cause balance issues? Just curious :) thank you
Not unless the SNHL is also a symptom of a specific condition.
Hi, just a quick question, can sleeping on one side always,
Mess up hearing... I also used hearing aids, and my best side has become my worst and my worst ear has improved, we moved to another house, and I sleep toward the window in my right side.. before, I usually slept on my left side..
Let me know if u came across something like that, thanks..,
Sleeping on a particular side will not make your hearing worse or better.
@@DrCliffAuD thanks you
What can we expect from HA technology especially micro CIC at 2021 ????
Not sure.
I feel rechargeble feature might come up in cic
Clinic adress
Man the struggle of being "hard of hearing"....even worst when people talk with the mask on....
Yes, Masks do make things significantly more difficult.
How does hearing loss in the Deaf Community relate to Dementia, this would mean that Deaf people have a higher incidence of Dementia, which doesn’t seem to be true, what research is being done in the Deaf Community, meaning people who use ASL or Auslan, I live in Australia
My suggestion to presenter is to slow down his speaking just a little bit. He talks too fast for those with hearing loss to grasp it all. What he is saying IS important but too fast to catch it all.
Yeah, he spoke too fast on this video. However, very informative. Thanks, Doc!
Sorry Susie, I'll try and do better in the future.
Keep at. 75 playback speed. That helps