Hearing Speech With A Sloping Hearing Loss | High Frequency Hearing Loss | Hearing Loss Simulation

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
  • Hello Humans! Please help me reach my goal 500 SUBSCRIBERS by July 2020!!
    Welcome to Dr. Rose Helps You Hear. This video will go over what it is like to have a Sloping Hearing Loss, AKA High Frequency Hearing Loss. I will go over possible etiologies/causes, the shape of the Audiogram and what sounds of speech can be missing. Presbycusis (age related hearing loss) is the main focus of this video. We will review good communication strategies for this type of loss (which can also apply to any hearing loss) and discuss future videos.
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    **Also Note: If you are experiencing a sudden hearing loss or vertigo, you should call a local ear physician (ENT or Otologist) ASAP as this is considered a hearing emergency and needs the appropriate specialist assessment.
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Комментарии • 23

  • @Elephantine999
    @Elephantine999 5 месяцев назад

    The example conversation with loss reminded me of how hard I have to work to work to understand without help. I can usually make out what's being said, but I really have to give it my all!

  • @melissagonzalez7155
    @melissagonzalez7155 4 года назад +3

    Awesome video! Thanks for making it!

  • @FishingTheBackwoods
    @FishingTheBackwoods 8 месяцев назад

    Dang I went to a hearing Dr and he was telling me stuff I never understood until I watched this video makes more sense. Never knew I was losing my hearing wow ty so much for this video...

  • @naenae1465
    @naenae1465 4 года назад +2

    Could you please do a video just like this about severe hearing lost please would love to learn more my child has it and i would love to learn more

    • @DrRoseHelpsYouHear
      @DrRoseHelpsYouHear  4 года назад +3

      Of course! Subscribe and hit the bell for alerts. I will make this next week for you 😊

    • @naenae1465
      @naenae1465 4 года назад +1

      Thanks i already did

    • @DrRoseHelpsYouHear
      @DrRoseHelpsYouHear  4 года назад

      Done!
      ruclips.net/video/KD-9u1CYEd0/видео.html

  • @meto4tay
    @meto4tay 3 года назад +2

    Finally gets to the point @ 1:25

  • @sonumomin6180
    @sonumomin6180 3 года назад +4

    mam / how to recover high frequency sound 🙏🙏

  • @SARAHTAYLOR-c7k
    @SARAHTAYLOR-c7k 7 месяцев назад

    Is it possible to get the Sensory Loss Simulator for school purposes? I'm a TOD and I would love to be able to demonstrate to the teachers how the student is hearing. I feel that most don't understand or believe. It's frustrating.

    • @DrRoseHelpsYouHear
      @DrRoseHelpsYouHear  7 месяцев назад

      Here you go: www.checkhearing.org/hearingLoss-simulator.php

  • @numedecod222
    @numedecod222 2 года назад

    Hello! I suffer of unilateral deafness since childhood when I had mumps disease.. basicaly, I cannot hear anything with my right ear. But my left ear was normal until 23 years old when I began losing some hearing. Now I'm 26 years old and I have -35db At 4khz and -45db At 8khz on my left ear. The lower frequencies are pretty normal (0-10db). Now I wanna ask you something: can a hearing aid improve my hearing in my left ear? If yes, What kind of hearing aid? On the other side, is there anything I could do to hear with my right ear even a little bit? Thank you

  • @iluvj50
    @iluvj50 2 года назад

    Hi Dr. Rose, I have moderate high frequency loss in one ear following a SSHL. More troublesome is Dysacusis. Most sounds are fuzzy. Might a hearing aid - with all of their technologically advanced options - potentially offer some improved clarity?

    • @DrRoseHelpsYouHear
      @DrRoseHelpsYouHear  Год назад

      If your ear is distorting, a hearing aid will also sound distorted because it has to go through a distorted nerve. I would consult a neurotologist who works with an audiologist for another opinion.

    • @iluvj50
      @iluvj50 Год назад

      @@DrRoseHelpsYouHear Thanks for your reply. Have you seen more hearing distortion following a SSHL caused by Meniere's than from a viral attack or vascular event?

  • @ChangesOneTim
    @ChangesOneTim 3 года назад

    Worn hearing aids in both ears for 30yr now. My audio does a skydive from 20dB @125Hz down to 75/80dB @500Hz. I'm told if only I was more deaf to lowest tones my hearing would be easier to treat!

  • @kathleenearle2219
    @kathleenearle2219 3 года назад

    I've got to be honest! I did not hear a word, with head phones on and volume up.

    • @cathyobriant7393
      @cathyobriant7393 Год назад

      @@DrRoseHelpsYouHear Unfortunately, Dr. Rose, I could hear the previous video from a different source at a lower volume. The sound quality on your video is poor. Would be a great asset for a video on hearing to have better sound technology.

    • @DrRoseHelpsYouHear
      @DrRoseHelpsYouHear  Год назад

      @@cathyobriant7393 are you saying you cannot hear my speech or the machine's speech? Are you listening on a cell phone with or without headphones or through a computer? I can hear this just fine through my Pixel 6 cellphone though the speaker without headphones. It is likely your listening source.

    • @DrRoseHelpsYouHear
      @DrRoseHelpsYouHear  Год назад

      ​@@cathyobriant7393 for over 4.6k views, only two people commented they had a problem hearing the video. I did eventually get a RUclips studio and a proper microphone as time went on and the COVID shut down ended. Thanks for watching!