Hearing Tune

Who needs it?



	If you or your children have more than two of the following conditions, you are highly advised to have a complete hearing assessment evaluated by a qualified clinical Audiologist.

	Adults (aged above 12 years)
	-	Always say "ha" and request others to repeat the sentences
	-	Always feel people do not speak clearly
	-	Always miss what your family and/or colleagues said
	-	Always rely on one ear to hear
	-	Need to turn up the volume of TV or radio
	-	Have difficulty hearing in noisy situations
	-	Have difficulty following conversation with two or more people talking together
	-	Have difficulty hearing over the phone
	-	Have history of recurrent middle ear infection
	-	Have family history of hearing loss
	-	Have ringing sound in the ear(s)
	-	Have dizziness
	-	People complaint that you do not hear well and speak too loud

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	Children (aged below 12 years)
	-	Always say "ha" and ask for repeat
	-	Always turn one ear to the sound source
	-	Always miss what others said
	-	Always speak loudly
	-	Do not notice when you say "no" or call his/her name
	-	Do not notice different sounds (e.g., telephone ringing, shouting, doorbell, etc.)
	-	Ignore even when there are sudden loud noises
	-	Need to turn up the volume of TV or radio
	-	Have speech and language delay
	-	Have history of recurrent middle ear infection
	-	Have family history of hearing loss
	-	Have difficulty following class activities
	-	Have poor academic performance

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