Reputable Hearing Test Perth

Our audiologist will test your ability to detect sounds in each ear at different frequencies, tones, volumes, and lengths. You might find some of the bells or beeps a bit repetitive after a while, but since this test does not last long, you don’t have to worry. They may also look in your ear using an otoscope, but this is a non-invasive check and takes just a few seconds.

Regular testing and prevention are the best methods. But if you run into any of these signs, you may want to ring up an audiologist.

• Difficult ability to hear among background noise
• Ringing sensations or sounds in your ears
• Feedback from others that you talk too loud
• Frequently turning up the volume on devices
• Asking people to repeat themselves in conversation

It’s recommended to have your ability to hear checked regularly, at least once yearly. This can help catch any issues as they crop up. If you work in a noisy environment, your employer or union may mandate regular testing to ensure your safety and health. Anyone already aware of the issues should have regular testing done as recommended by their audiologist or GP to track changes.

Not at all. One in six Australians struggle with hearing loss, half of whom are between the ages of 16-65. With less emphasis on the ability to hear as part of comprehensive health, many people go without treatment or realise that their ability to hear is diminishing over time until it reaches worsening levels. These issues can lead to interpersonal, communication, well-being, and employment issues. This makes it important for everyone, even the young or those with no prior history of trouble hearing, to go for regular hearing tests.