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Annual hearing testing will help those with hearing loss gain a quicker understanding of their hearing ability and take action before symptoms worsen. It is the position of the International Hearing Society that by age 21, all adults should have undergone a hearing evaluation. Thereafter, a hearing evaluation should occur every 3 years or as needed based upon:
• Decrease in quality of life
• Change in health status
• Onset or change of tinnitus (ringing in ears)
• Change in hearing
• Change in balance
• Onset of or change in vertigo or dizziness
• Head trauma or related injuries
• Introduction of or change in ototoxic medications
• Professional referral

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Fact: Visiting a qualified hearing healthcare professional is the best way to address hearing loss and make a wise investment for overall health.

A hearing healthcare professional can help you understand your unique hearing loss and determine the best course of care based on the outcome of your hearing evaluation, your lifestyle, and your long-term needs. A hearing healthcare professional can also help you find the right device(s) for your budget that are customized for you.

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1 in 2 young people is at risk of hearing loss from prolonged and excessive exposure to loud music and other recreational sounds.

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Are your ears ringing? It could be tinnitus—hearing a noise that’s only in your head. Tinnitus is often an early sign of hearing loss from excess noise exposure.
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Earplugs are the most effective way to reduce noise exposure and protect your hearing, but only if you use them. For a quick rundown on the variations of earplugs, check out hearinghealthfoundation.org/keeplistening/protect

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Sounds above 85 dB can be harmful, and excessive noise exposure contributes to hearing loss. Protect delicate inner-ear hair cells against excessive noise by wearing protective noise-canceling headphones or earplugs. Be proactive. Check your hearing wellness every year.