Ways to Safeguard Your Hearing from Headphone-Induced Hearing Damage

1. Indulging in music through headphones is something most people do without much thought, but recent trends show an alarming rise in headphone-related hearing loss. Teenagers are particularly affected, experiencing higher rates of hearing impairment compared to two decades ago. Experts attribute this increase to the widespread use of headphones for music listening among teens. To protect your ears from such issues it's essential to take preventive measures. Audiology & Hearing Services We offer audiology and hearing services in Utah to treat hearing problems, breathing difficulties, and voice dysfunction. Our experienced audiologists in Utah strive to provide individualized treatment and exhibit respect and courtesy to all patients. We apply the Golden Rule to patient care; you will be treated and helped as part of our family. This is our commitment to you. One effective option is using noise-canceling headphones, which can help prevent hearing loss. By blocking out background noises, these headphones discourage people from raising the volume excessively to hear their music, thus safeguarding their hearing. Another situation where ear protection is crucial is during concerts, especially if you are a musician, sound crew member, or work at a nightclub. Concert music levels often range between 100 and 120 decibels, and hearing loss can occur in as little as two minutes at around 110 decibels. Regularly using earplugs is a wise choice for those frequently exposed to loud music or even first-time concert-goers. Contact us Phone (801) 429-8000 If you notice symptoms like muffled voices, the need to increase television volume more than usual, or ringing in your ears, it may be an indication of hearing loss. In such cases, it's essential to schedule an appointment with your doctor promptly. Media Inquiries bob.freeze@reverehealth.com At Revere Health Audiologist Doctor in Utah, are expertly trained to address hearing problems, breathing difficulties, and voice dysfunction. We understand that each patient is unique and deserves the utmost respect and courtesy. Our approach to patient care is guided by the Golden Rule – treating and helping you as if you were part of our family. This is our unwavering commitment to you. Hours Monday - Friday, 9 am to 5 pm Address 1055 N 500 W Building B, Provo, Utah 84604