Is it difficult to adjust to wearing hearing aids?
A. Wearing hearing aids for the first time (or trying new hearing aids) requires that you re-learn how to hear. Today’s hearing aids are so sophisticated and flexible that they can be adjusted to almost any hearing loss or hearing environment. Adjusting to hearing aids is different for everyone. Don’t let a friend or family member’s negative experience discourage you from improving your own hearing. Speak to your hearing healthcare professional about any concerns that you may have and be patient and persistent.
A. Wearing hearing aids for the first time (or trying new hearing aids) requires that you re-learn how to hear, and like learning anything else, it can be challenging. Today’s hearing aids are so sophisticated and flexible that they can be adjusted to almost any hearing loss or hearing environment. Adjusting to hearing aids is different for everyone. Don’t let a friend or family member’s negative experience discourage you from improving your own hearing.
Wearing hearing aids for the first time (or trying new hearing aids) requires that you re-learn how to hear, and like learning anything else, it can be challenging. Today’s hearing aids are so sophisticated and flexible that they can be adjusted to almost any hearing loss or hearing environment. Adjusting to hearing aids is different for everyone. Don’t let a friend or family member’s negative experience discourage you from improving your own hearing. It is important to speak to your hearing healthcare professional about any concerns that you may have. And remember to be patient and persistent. You’ll be glad you did!
A. Wearing hearing aids for the first time (or trying new hearing aids) requires that you re-learn how to hear, and like learning anything else, it can be challenging. Today’s hearing aids are so sophisticated and flexible that they can be adjusted to almost any hearing loss or hearing environment. Adjusting to hearing aids is different for everyone. Don’t let a friend or family member’s experience deter you from pursuing your own hearing improvement. It is important to raise all concerns that you have with us, so that we can help you succeed. And remember, please be patient and persistent. You’ll be glad you did!
