- Often looking to repeat words or misinterpret the words of your respondents.
- Others complain when you might increase the TV volume.
- No longer hear everyday sounds like the doorbell.
- You have been told that you speak loudly.
- Cannot clarify the words of a sentence so you cannot communicate.
- You have trouble communicating through the phone.
- Hard to communicate in groups of more than two people.
- You have ringing (tinnitus) or grasshoppers in your ears.
- Hard to locate the direction from which a sound comes.
If in your daily life you come across any of these situations, it will likely be a reduction in auditory skills.