this might not be true since it's off the Internet, but i noticed that my hearing starts around 65 Hertz and ends Around 15.559 Hertz, i noticed my hearing has got worse and it explains why my audiologist thinks i don't have a hearing Loss when i do.
I find it harder to listen to men more than women although Some women have a low pitched voice like men usually do. i can hear birds singing when i am outside a little bit. I thought i was a nutcase! i do actually have a hearing Loss.
My lowest frequency used to be around 45 Hertz and had increased to 65 Hertz in about a month, my higher frequency i used to hear was 18,000 Hertz but had decreased to 15,559 Hertz in the last month. I am still alarmed at this but it makes sense.
It seems to explain that both ends of hearing frequencies are dropping but i only have low frequency hearing loss at the moment and the high frequencies hearing loss could catch up and be present in about a year, i think, bearing in mind this isn't an actual diagnosis. I think both frequencies will meet up with each other eventuelly, meaning i would lose the ability to understand men speaking before i lost the ability to hear birds singing. If i went severely deaf, i would have a small range of hearing. It's just a theory since i am going to the audiologist at the end of June. I hope i made sense, also i have a question, does anyone have this type of hearing Loss?
I find it harder to listen to men more than women although Some women have a low pitched voice like men usually do. i can hear birds singing when i am outside a little bit. I thought i was a nutcase! i do actually have a hearing Loss.
My lowest frequency used to be around 45 Hertz and had increased to 65 Hertz in about a month, my higher frequency i used to hear was 18,000 Hertz but had decreased to 15,559 Hertz in the last month. I am still alarmed at this but it makes sense.
It seems to explain that both ends of hearing frequencies are dropping but i only have low frequency hearing loss at the moment and the high frequencies hearing loss could catch up and be present in about a year, i think, bearing in mind this isn't an actual diagnosis. I think both frequencies will meet up with each other eventuelly, meaning i would lose the ability to understand men speaking before i lost the ability to hear birds singing. If i went severely deaf, i would have a small range of hearing. It's just a theory since i am going to the audiologist at the end of June. I hope i made sense, also i have a question, does anyone have this type of hearing Loss?
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