Understanding symptoms of hearing loss
Hearing loss can take a toll on physical and mental health and detecting it early is key, experts say.
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Mar 4, 2022, 12:21 PM
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10h agoHearing loss can take a toll on physical and mental health and detecting it early is key, experts say.
Some symptoms of hearing loss include pain or discomfort in the ear and hearing a ringing or other noises.
Experts say if it seems like people are mumbling when they speak, or you are having trouble listening in noisy situations may be time to get your ears checked.
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