Here’s what to look for and how to prevent further hearing loss.

Hearing loss can happen at all ages, and sometimes it’s hard to detect. Here’s what to look for and how to prevent further hearing loss.

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Noise affects a person’s hearing differently. Some people’s ears are more sensitive to loud noises, but any sound that’s loud enough and lasts long enough can damage hearing. 

Learn more about harmful noise and warning signs.

Both children and adults can have hearing loss. 

Hearing problems can delay children’s speech and language development, so early screenings are important. For adults, hearing loss happens gradually over time, and you may not notice you don't hear as well as you used to. 

Learn more about hearing tests and what to do if you have concerns.

Age-related hearing loss is progressive and happens as people get older. 

It usually affects both ears and can mean conversations are harder to understand, high-pitched sounds are harder to hear, and you may hear ringing sounds in your ears. 

Learn more about treating age-related hearing loss and how to care for yourself.

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