What to Expect at a Hearing Test
A hearing test is an important step in recognizing and managing your hearing health.
Hearing tests are designed to help identify the level of hearing loss that you may have.
The purpose of a hearing test is to provide our audiologist with information about your ability to hear different sounds at different frequencies and volumes.
Health History
When you schedule an appointment for a hearing exam, you should be prepared to answer questions similar to those you may have encountered when visiting a medical professional for a different issue.
Otoscopy
Tympanography
Speech Testing
Speech testing is done in two stages, with both of them requiring you to sit in a soundproof room wearing headphones.
Air and Bone Conduction Testing
The Air and Bone Conduction test, much like the Speech Test, is made up of two components.
Hearing tests are painless exams that only take about 30 minutes or so, depending on what kind of tests you're having done.
It's important for anyone who has the slightest suspicions or experiences any symptoms of possible hearing impairment - such as difficulty understanding conversations or ringing in their ears - to get their hearing checked out as soon as possible.
Having regular hearing tests enables you to monitor your own health, identify any potential issues early on, and receive treatment before they become more severe, increasing the risk of other complications in the future.
Need help?
Since we are a mobile hearing solutions clinic, your TruFidelity Hearing exam will be conducted in the comfort of your own home or within the privacy of our custom mobile clinic.
Schedule an appointment with us today, so we can begin you on your path in your journey to a rich, wondrously sound-filled life.
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