Nano Hearing Aids has seen that Alzheimer’s disease and hearing loss can be a particularly debilitating combination, but it is one that is often overlooked or misunderstood. That is why they are proud to be making the connection clearer with their informational resource.

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Alzheimer’s Disease & Hearing Loss: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Nano Hearing Aids is pleased to be adding to their growing online resource of free audiologist-reviewed hearing advice with their guide to Alzheimer’s and hearing loss.

The guide covers causes, symptoms, and treatments and is designed to be a helpful starting point for you if you are living with Alzheimer’s or if you love someone who is.

Understanding The Links Between Alzheimer’s & Poor Hearing

With Alzheimer’s continuing to become more prevalent given America’s aging community, Nano is pleased to be making the connection between the condition and hearing issues more well-known.

According to the non-profit Alzheimer’s Association, over 6.9 million Americans over the age of 65 are now affected. If you’re one of them, Nano believes you deserve access to clear and comprehensive information about how it can be linked to hearing issues, as well as how you can mitigate its effects.

As their team of hearing experts explained in their new resource, “Alzheimer-related hearing loss refers to the auditory difficulties that individuals with Alzheimer’s disease may experience. It’s not just about the volume of sound; it’s about how the brain processes what the ears hear. With Alzheimer’s, this processing can become impaired, making it difficult for individuals to understand speech, even if it’s loud enough.”

Recognizing The Signs Of Early Hearing Loss

Whether you are living with Alzheimer’s or are caring for someone who is, Nano’s resource is a great way that you can learn about the main signs of Alzheimer’s-related hearing loss.

As their guide states, these can differ from standard signs of hearing loss or can be hard to distinguish from other symptoms of the disease, like social withdrawal.

OTC Hearing Aids & Other Treatment Options

Their informational resource also explains different treatment options, stressing that a professional hearing test is one of the recommended first steps for you to take.

If you are experiencing mild to moderate hearing loss, Nano Hearing Aids also suggests that their OTC hearing aids may be an appropriate choice.

Their spokesperson added, “While Alzheimer’s and hearing loss can be a challenging combination, with the right support and interventions, individuals with Alzheimer’s and hearing loss can maintain their quality of life and continue to engage with the world around them. For those with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss, Nano’s OTC devices are designed to be user-friendly and can be purchased without a prescription.”

Nano Hearing Aids, For Advice, Support & Good Hearing

If you think their OTC hearing aids might be the right choice for you or your loved one, Nano encourages you to get in touch with their warm and responsive customer service team.

Free hearing advice and affordable hearing technology are now more accessible thanks to Nano Hearing Aids.

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