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Rehabilitation: Hearing Loss

People who become deaf in adulthood can generally benefit from aural rehabilitation.

Training in school is typically practical for those that become deaf at a young age, or those that are born deaf.

Rehabilitation trains those that are deaf to communicate by reading lips and using hearing aids. Additionally, the individual is taught how to adjust his/her speaking volume, as those that are deaf tend to speak extremely loud because they can not hear themselves.

Other assistive devices, such as phones, door bells, and alarms may be recommended by a physician.

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