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Hearing Loss - Do You Suspect You Have a Hearing Loss?

Most people lose their hearing slowly, over a 15-20 year period. Typically the first sounds to be affected by hearing loss are the higher frequencies which are the most common sounds spoken in English such as p, s, f, t and d and sh, ch, h and soft c.

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