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Treatments for Hearing Loss
How is hearing loss treated?
Treatment depends on the type and cause of the hearing loss. Your doctor can help you choose the best treatment.
- Permanent hearing loss.
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Proper treatment is important. Hearing loss may lead to loneliness, depression, and loss of independence. Treatment can make communication, social interaction, and daily activities easier and more enjoyable.
- Treatment can't bring back your hearing. But hearing devices, such as hearing aids, can help you hear and communicate better. Other devices can help alert you to sounds around the house, like the phone or doorbell.
- Cochlear implants may be an option.
- You can learn ways to live with reduced hearing, such as paying attention to people's gestures, facial expressions, posture, and tone of voice.
- Reversible hearing loss.
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Reversible hearing loss can often be treated successfully. Treatment depends on its cause. For example, removing earwax or taking medicine for an infection may help your hearing come back.
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