It is important to treat hearing loss
The sooner you act, the sooner you stop the negative effects of hearing loss from developing - and the sooner you begin to regain sharpness, confidence and control.
Research consistently demonstrates the considerable effects that hearing loss has on social, psychological and cognitive performance. Over time, reduced aural stimulation can impair the brain’s ability to process sound and recognise speech. When you can’t hear what’s going on around you, your mental sharpness suffers. Hearing loss can lead to isolation, depression, cognitive decline and dementia. Therefore, it’s important to begin treatment as early as possible.