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thanks for the good reference.
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try this.<br />
turn your TV or radio to a volume you can clearly hear from the chair or sofa.<br />
Then put your index finger in your right ear tightly. Listen to the volume.<br />
Do the same with your left ear.<br />
You may find, that like I did, that the hearing in one ear is alot less than the other. This could be because over so many years and years, my TV and stereo and car radio speakers have always been on my right side, making my right hearing less, or basically, long term hearing damage. My left ear has not heard that level of volume over 40 years.<br />
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Another test, I used over some barking dogs, was to lay your head down on the pillow, both on the right side and left side and see which side gives you the loudest volume.<br />
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I have an uncle who can not hear unless you yell. But, for about $250 he got a device and if we just whisper he can hear us, as if his ears were new. That is alot cheaper than the hearing aids they try to sell you.
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try this.
turn your TV or radio to a volume you can clearly hear from the chair or sofa.
Then put your index finger in your right ear tightly. Listen to the volume.
Do the same with your left ear.
You may find, that like I did, that the hearing in one ear is alot less than the other. This could be because over so many years and years, my TV and stereo and car radio speakers have always been on my right side, making my right hearing less, or basically, long term hearing damage. My left ear has not heard that level of volume over 40 years.

Another test, I used over some barking dogs, was to lay your head down on the pillow, both on the right side and left side and see which side gives you the loudest volume.

I have an uncle who can not hear unless you yell. But, for about $250 he got a device and if we just whisper he can hear us, as if his ears were new. That is alot cheaper than the hearing aids they try to sell you.

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like how eye test lets you look at small letters, is there any standardized way to test for ear functionality? (other than did you hear me)<br />
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thanks
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like how eye test lets you look at small letters, is there any standardized way to test for ear functionality? (other than did you hear me)

thanks

ear test

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