Protecting your ear is your own responsibility and you should do hearing loss prevention yourself to protect your ear. (…)

We experience sound in our environment, such as the sounds from traffic jams, television, radio and equipments around you. Normally, we hear these sounds at safe levels that do not affect our hearing. (…)

High frequency hearing loss is the most widespread type of hearing loss in the population.    High frequency hearing loss creeps up slowly, making it dangerous because people cannot diagnose it immediately. And in some cases, people deny it due to minimal symptoms.  Diagnosing high frequency hearing loss is difficult for one to discover it themselves, it is usually discovered by the people talking or communicating with them. (…)

Conductive hearing loss is due to a defect in the external auditory canal or middle ear. (…)

Among the five senses we have, aside from the sense of sight, one’s capability of hearing is as well important. (…)