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We will do everything for the first time, and the same is true for wearing hearing aids. However, patients with hearing loss often report to us that I have just felt dizzy, headache, and other discomfort just after wearing the hearing aid. Is this related? Isn’t I not suitable for wearing a hearing aid?

In fact, our patients have these concerns completely redundant. Most people wearing hearing aids for the first time will have different degrees of discomfort. This is because we need a fitting process to wear hearing aids. In theory, the first time wearing hearing aids is only Need to wear1.2After an hour, once you feel the head discomfort, take off the hearing aid. There is no need to force yourself to continue wearing it. After wearing it for a few more days, continue to increase the wearing time after you fully adapt to the hearing aid, and increase according to your specific situation. To3To4Hours, and so on, can increase each time1.2Hours, after you have fully adapted, continue to increase the time to wear hearing aids.

It takes about one to two months to get fit after wearing a hearing aid. The specific adaptation time varies from person to person. Each person’s hearing loss is different, the adaptability is different, and the adaptation time is naturally different. Generally speaking, hearing loss The lighter the degree, the younger the age, the shorter our time to adapt to the hearing aid.

So if you feel uncomfortable when you first wear a hearing aid, you don’t need to panic and adapt slowly.