Audiology Services
Why am I hearing constant ringing in my ears?
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What are the signs of age-related hearing loss?
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Can hearing loss get worse if untreated?
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Does your child not respond unless they see you?
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How do I choose the best hearing aid for me?
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Why is my child not responding to names?
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Does your child not notice soft sounds, like whispering or distant noises?
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Take the first step on your hearing journey with our experts. We're here to help you understand better and answer all your questions.
Our Expertise Areas
From diagnosis to treatment, our expert team of audiologists is dedicated to providing comprehensive care for a spectrum of hearing concerns.
Hearing Assessment and Diagnosis
Hearing Aid Technology and Fitting
Tinnitus Management
Cochlear Implants and Advanced Hearing Solutions
Auditory Verbal Training
Counseling and Patient Support
Auditory Milestones
Birth to 3 months
The child normally recognizes its mother’s voice i.e. if she is crying she usually stops when she hears her voice.
6 Months to 9 Months
Your child will turn his head towards the sound source and his interest in listening to sources of new sounds continu
9 Months to 18 Months
Your child will look up when you call.
18 Months to 2½ Years
Your child will begin to respond to requests like ‘give me’ He can also respond to commands like ‘bring the ball’ and he throws it when asked to.
What to Expect
â‘ First Appointment
â‘¡ Fitting Appointment
â‘¢ Follow-up Appointment
â‘£ Ongoing Care
Let us help your child find their voice and thrive.
Contact us today to learn how we can support your child’s speech and language development.
FAQ's
What are the early signs of hearing loss?
Signs of hearing loss in child
Child will not startle at loud sounds, does not respond to familiar voices or sounds, lack of cooing or babbling at the age of 4-6 months.
Signs of hearing loss in Adults
Frequently asking people to repeat themselves, difficulty understanding for speech in noisy area, turning up the volume on TV, experiencing ringing in the ears.
Will hearing aids make my hearing completely normal again?
No, Hearing aids cannot restore your normal hearing, however it can significantly improve your hearing and communication by amplifying sounds and making them clearer.
Hearing devices benefit many people. However, no hearing device can restore normal hearing. The benefits depend on the degree of your hearing loss.
Is it true that you become dependent on hearing aids?
Use of hearing aids will make your hearing and communication better enhancing your quality of life hence you would prefer wearing them, however it will not make you negatively dependent on it.
How long does it usually take to adjust to hearing aids?
Yes, initially it might take some time to adjust to them, but once you are used to hearing sounds more clearly, you would not want to go anywhere without wearing them.
Are there any medications that can help with hearing loss?
No, no medication can bring your normal hearing back unless the loss it is caused due to certain infections, inflammation or allergies, sudden sensorineural hearing loss and blockage by earwax. It is best to rule out these middle ear pathologies before the usage of hearing aids.
