• Think other people sound muffled, or like they're mumbling and have to ask people to repeat things

• Have to be asked to lower the television volume and have difficulty hearing in noisy situations, like restaurants

• Answer or respond inappropriately in conversations

• Have ringing or noises in your ears (Click Here to visit our Blogs on Tinnitus)

• Read lips or more intently and watch people's faces when they speak with you

• Hear men's voices better than women's and children

• Feel stressed out from straining to hear what others are saying

• Feel annoyed at other people because you can't hear or understand them

• Feel embarrassed to meet new people, or from misunderstanding what others are saying

• Feel nervous about trying to hear and understand

• Withdraw from social situations that you once enjoyed because of difficulty hearing

• Have been told you speak too loud

If you experience any of the symptoms above, you should have your hearing tested.

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