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Thank you for being there even during the “pandemic” tough times – you met me at the office when we needed you and took care of my needs!
William (Bud) Long
I’m so glad I was able to help you, Bud!
…and of course old age and living/working in high decibel conditions can cause or contribute hearing loss. Construction sites, warehouses, factories, shooting ranges, war zones etc. While ear muffs and plugs have been and should be used, there are electronic noise suppressors. I wonder even though some of the damage has been done, do any of the modern hearing aids come nise suppression?
You are so right, Dennis. Loud noise exposure is one of the most common causes of hearing loss, I just focused on health conditions this week. Yes, hearing aids have compression built in so that they won’t make the loudest sounds in your environment even louder. There is a maximum power output (MPO), that we can adjust to ensure we don’t cause further damage to the ear and that we keep each patient’s comfort level for loud noises in mind.
This was very interesting– I had NO idea so many ailments or physical issues could be at play with hearing loss.. Thanks for pointing this out and teaching us!
Thanks for reading, Amy!