The Top 5 Hearing Aid Myths Exposed

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This document exposes and debunks 5 common myths about hearing aids. It summarizes that while older analog hearing aids had problems, digital hearing aid technology has solved those issues. The myths addressed are that hearing aids are not effective, are big and bulky, are too expensive, can be bought online for less, and are uncomfortable to use. The document provides evidence against each myth, noting studies that show effectiveness and improvements with digital aids that come in various sizes and styles. It also explains that professional fitting is needed and aids are designed for ease of use.

Hearing Aid Myths
Most hearing aid
myths are based
on the problems
associated with
the older analog
models.
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But today’s digital technology
solves those problems
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Myth # 1: Hearing aids are not effective
Myth # 2: Hearing aids are big and bulky
Myth # 3: Hearing aids are too expensive
Myth # 4: You can save time and money buying
hearing aids online
Myth # 5: Hearing aids are uncomfortable and
difficult to operate
The Myths

Myth # 1: Hearing aids are
not effective
Reality: A study reported in the Journal of the American Medical
Association comparing the effectiveness of three popular types of
hearing aids concluded that:
“Each [hearing aid] circuit markedly improved speech
recognition, with greater improvement observed for soft and
conversationally loud speech....All 3 circuits significantly reduced the
frequency of problems encountered in verbal
communication....Each circuit provided significant benefit in
quiet and noisy listening situations.”

Myth # 2: Hearing aids are
big and bulky
Reality: Hearing aids come in various sizes, with
some models that are nearly invisible when worn.
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canal
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Myth # 3: Hearing aids are
too expensive
Reality: As with most consumer electronics, hearing aids range in
price depending on performance and features. While you may not
want—or need—the top of the line hearing aids, you can probably
find a pair that matches your needs, preferences, and budget.
Most patients also feel that the value of better hearing and a better
life is usually well worth the cost.

Myth # 4: You can save time
and money buying hearing
aids online
Reality: Would you buy a pair of prescription glasses online
without first consulting your eye doctor, having an eye exam,
and obtaining your prescription?
Probably not, and buying hearing aids is very similar. Hearing
aids need to be professionally programmed by a hearing
specialist according to your unique hearing loss
characteristics. Otherwise, it’s like wearing someone else’s
prescription glasses.

Myth # 5: Hearing aids are
uncomfortable and difficult to
operate
Reality: Digital hearing aids dynamically process sound with a small
computer chip so that you don’t have to worry about manual
adjustments; additionally, some digital hearing aids can even be
controlled through your mobile phone. The bottom line: digital
hearing aids are being manufactured with maximum ease-of-use in
mind.

Don’t let the hearing aid
myths stop you from
enhancing your life with
better hearing!
Phone: 432-614-9525
www.allabouthearing4u.com

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1. The Top 5 Hearing Aid Myths Exposed

2. Hearing Aid Myths Most hearing aid myths are based on the problems associated with the older analog models. By photo taken by Udo Schröter (Own work) [GFDL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html) or CC-BY-SA-3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/)], via Wikimedia Commons

3. But today’s digital technology solves those problems By ReSound (ReSound) [CC BY 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

4. Myth # 1: Hearing aids are not effective Myth # 2: Hearing aids are big and bulky Myth # 3: Hearing aids are too expensive Myth # 4: You can save time and money buying hearing aids online Myth # 5: Hearing aids are uncomfortable and difficult to operate The Myths

5. Myth # 1: Hearing aids are not effective Reality: A study reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association comparing the effectiveness of three popular types of hearing aids concluded that: “Each [hearing aid] circuit markedly improved speech recognition, with greater improvement observed for soft and conversationally loud speech....All 3 circuits significantly reduced the frequency of problems encountered in verbal communication....Each circuit provided significant benefit in quiet and noisy listening situations.”

6. Myth # 2: Hearing aids are big and bulky Reality: Hearing aids come in various sizes, with some models that are nearly invisible when worn. Micro-behind-the-ear Completely-in-the- canal Half Shell

7. Myth # 3: Hearing aids are too expensive Reality: As with most consumer electronics, hearing aids range in price depending on performance and features. While you may not want—or need—the top of the line hearing aids, you can probably find a pair that matches your needs, preferences, and budget. Most patients also feel that the value of better hearing and a better life is usually well worth the cost.

8. Myth # 4: You can save time and money buying hearing aids online Reality: Would you buy a pair of prescription glasses online without first consulting your eye doctor, having an eye exam, and obtaining your prescription? Probably not, and buying hearing aids is very similar. Hearing aids need to be professionally programmed by a hearing specialist according to your unique hearing loss characteristics. Otherwise, it’s like wearing someone else’s prescription glasses.

9. Myth # 5: Hearing aids are uncomfortable and difficult to operate Reality: Digital hearing aids dynamically process sound with a small computer chip so that you don’t have to worry about manual adjustments; additionally, some digital hearing aids can even be controlled through your mobile phone. The bottom line: digital hearing aids are being manufactured with maximum ease-of-use in mind.

10. Don’t let the hearing aid myths stop you from enhancing your life with better hearing! Phone: 432-614-9525 www.allabouthearing4u.com

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