When hearing aids for first time, sit in a quiet spot at home. This will allow you to get used to the new sound quality in your living space. I learned lot from this tutorial and thanks for this content.
Interesting info about wearing hearing aids for the first time. For the first time is better to avoid strong sounds around us. Thanks for these great tips!
Generally speaking I get pretty good hearing care at my VA medical center. I do wish that I lived in OK though as it sounds like you take exceptional care of your patients.
very important all his advice and tips on WEARING THE HEARING AID FOR THE FIRST TIME, Dr. Scott Young always attentive before those patients who have doubts or problems when using these new hearing aids
Really awesome and brilliant video on wearing hearing aids for first time. Greatly helpful information to everyone and well explained. I learnt more about this and thanks.
dr I have never used HEARING AIDS but I think it is a great tool to help people with additive disabilities thanks for demonstrating this experience of use
Excellent review, these recommendations are spectacular to efficiently assist hearing deficiencies, thanks for sharing them and continue the successes!
Really very good and very helpful video. Really Interesting info about wearing hearing aids for the first time. For the first time is better to avoid strong sounds around us. Thank you.
Really very interesting video. When hearing aids for first time, sit in a quiet spot at home. This will allow you to get used to the new sound quality in your living space. Thank you.
Thanks for these tips, they are very useful. learned a lot with all yout tips and i actually agree with a lot of things you share, thanks.Your content was amazing ! helped me so much!
Always a beautiful feeling and relaxing to hear sound.Excellent information on how to set up yourself when you are using hearing aids for the first time shown in the video.Now i can guide someone who is using it after watching this video.thanks doctor for the wonderful information-cheers
Well said that man and greetings from Tasmania. Only my second day after sudden hearing loss in one ear but already enjoying listening to things properly (albeit differently) again. As a keen audiophile I can tell you much of what we hear is in the mind and we learn much of what we hear so this all makes sense. And I always prefer sound advice (pun intended) to armchair experts...
When people say this, it makes it all worth it. LIsten Jayseree Kuppilli, the real joy is watching people like yourself find an ability to communicate with those important with you. This year has been really difficult for everyone in the world, as I am sure it is for you. But I pray that you will have many happy moments in communicating the important stuff you want to say and hear with him!
I live by myself. Just like my shoes, I can’t wait to remove my aids at the end of the day. Took multiple visits to find “the right” dome for my first pair of aids. Had a weird interference problem in the new addition at the school where I worked. Either the fire alarms or the auto on/off lights made painful buzz and static on my aids. Had to get different aids/software.
There is a significant problem with interference. I would talk to the Audiologist about those situations...they can get the manufacturers involved. I am sorry about that. We are in Tulsa and would be happy to look at it if you are in the area.
@@DrScottYoung Both the school facilities guy and my audiologist were involved and helpful. Never figured out exactly what caused the problem but were able to resolve it.
@@Flipper86 I can tell you as an Audiologist for 32 years, I have found crazy things in ears and a patient's reaction to what their ears are hearing. But interference has happened. I have replaced people's hearing aids before to find if there is an electrical interference point that might be a problem. Are there ever environments that cause significant and ongoing interference? Yes. But it's rare.
@@DrScottYoung I work in special education, so in addition to inference in my own aids, I was concerned for a couple of my students who weren’t necessarily able to tell us what was bothering them. I also managed to insert a battery sticker into one of my ears.
I have worn hearing aids for the last 6 months.. I started out with the lyric.. I absolutely LOVED the sound quality for the 3 months that I was lucky to have them, but unfortunately wasn't a candidate in the end. I then tried IIC hearing aids and hated the sound quality.. I now have the phonak audeo lumity and loved how they sounded until I started having a feedback issue, then my audiologist applied the feedback cancelation and they now sound awful when they get tinny with a lot of tones,(like an oven going off or car door beeping, etc..) or when I'm singing/playing piano, even in the music setting and I can't stand it... What my audiologist did was trying to reduce the high frequency gain which hasn't helped.. He asked me to try experimenting with changing setting on my own to see if there's anything that I liked and monitor it this week before going back.. No luck with that.. Any ideas of what to do?? HELP!!!!!
Hi Kayla, as a musician and singer myself, having plugged up hearing aids that fit all down in your ear, you are never going to like how they sound when you sing or listen to music. Never listen to ANYONE on that conversation. Audiologists are not educated (and frankly how can they...no one knows how you and I perceive musical sound) in the way that music sounds to us! Depending upon your hearing loss, the RIC type hearing aids that are more open are probably a better option. Phonak has poor abilities to control feedback. They are not good. If you are still in your trial period, return them and get something different. Feedback is improved dramatically in the Starkey or ReSound.
@@HearingSolutionCtr Ya, i’d want to but my audiologist said that I’m past my trial period,.. My audiologist also said that the Lumitys are great devices, which they were amazing at first until now,.. i don’t get feedback anymore since the feedback test was ran, but its mainly just the sound quality as I was saying before about how they get tinny..
@@HearingSolutionCtr Ya, I like the RIC type.. so unfortunately I think I’m past my trial period so not sure if I can change them out :(.. I’ve also tried the resounds had no luck with those (although they were just fitted poorly and I had wrong domes at first which was probably why…) but my audiologist told me that the lumity devices are great devices,.. (which they were until now before having the whole feedback issue).. the feedback test helped resolve the feedback, but its only as I was stating before, its the issue with the sound quality and that it was sounding tinny and stuff with certain pitches or tones,.. and I also liked how they had a built in music setting in the app, which the resounds didn’t though,.. my hearing loss is a flat moderate hearing loss.. what devices and components in particular would you recommend for this?
People don't have a lot of money??? People don't have a lot of time??? If people don't have the money, they don't get help with their hearing so that's not a relevant issue in my book. What are you trying to say?
@@HearingSolutionCtr You are happy to help folks with their hearing aids, but each time it costs money. Lots of people don't have enough money to do that. Your time is their money that they don't have. Your time deserves money; you are highly trained and seem willing to help as much as that training can benefit clients. That's useless for many people who don't have the money so they can only buy hearing aids from a big box store without help. In Australia citizens get free hearing aids and help with their health care system. Maybe when US Medicare includes hearing aids and the associated help this problem will go away and you will be able to help many more people.
@@virginiamoss7045 I cannot answer how Australia does it. Of course it costs money. Anything worthwhile costs money. BUT, I do not believe that Medicare's going to foot the bill...I think there are massive changes coming to the world really soon. You are going to like it.
Yes sir that's exactly what happens. But as your brain gets used to that icemaker you notice that you either replace the icemaker (your wife complains about it too) or it's a normal routine! Thanks for telling me.
Always a beautiful feeling and relaxing to hear sound.Excellent information on how to set up yourself when you are using hearing aids for the first time shown in the video.Now i can guide someone who is using it after watching this video.thanks doctor for the wonderful information-cheers
