What to look for...and avoid...in a hearing aid.

[alanwalker]

Hello,

I may actually be able to afford one hearing aid!! My private health fund has just put up the hearing aid benefits to where I may be able to manage the gap.

So come all ye deaf!!!!

I have progressive inherited nerve deafness.......it's now quite noticeable. It's mainly (or was when I was last tested) on high frequencies.

I have a vague sense that the world of hearing aids is quite high pressure sales and that there's a bit of a trade in audiologists to send you to one company or another.

Any tips or signs to watch out for?

Any advice on what is best?

I'll have to make do with one ear only for five years....while both ears are pretty bad....(one is noticeably worse than the other, though)...and the first one better still be ticking along after five years or I'll only have one again!!!

please if anyone has any information about it please help me out, i did a lot of research about it on internet but couldn't find the proper answer so please help me out ?



Please help.

Thanks,

I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.

References:https://able2know.org/topic/169653-1


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