It can be hard to talk to our Aging Parents as they age about hearing loss. Many elder loved ones suffer from Presbycusis Hearing Loss, which is commonly referred to as Age-Related Hearing Loss. The reality is that we have to look at the signs of Age-Related Hearing Loss. We will talk about what types of things to look for. If you find yourself talking louder to them, or notice that they turn up the TV volume, these are examples of the signs that indicate that they suffer from Presbycusis Hearing loss and would benefit from wearing Hearing Aids or Hearing Devices. I will offer a suggestion on how to have the conversation with them about their Age-Related Hearing Loss, and how you can have better communication with your elder loved ones.
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Also, check out this video “Mayo Clinic Minute: Can you slow down age-related hearing loss?” by @MayoClinic
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