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Sign UpRecent research has highlighted a striking connection between untreated hearing loss and cognitive decline, including dementia. Studies suggest that when hearing deteriorates, the brain has to work harder to process sounds. Over time, this extra effort can reduce cognitive reserve, potentially accelerating memory loss and thinking difficulties.
Hearing loss can also contribute to social isolation and depression, which are additional risk factors for cognitive decline. Simply put, ignoring your hearing may impact not just your ears, but your brain health as well.
The good news is that early detection and intervention can make a meaningful difference. Signs to watch for include:
If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s time for a professional assessment.
At The Nantwich Clinic, we recommend a proactive approach:
Your hearing is closely linked to your overall wellbeing. By addressing changes early, you can protect your cognitive health while staying connected with the people and world around you.
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