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How To Test Your Own Ears - Hearing Loss Test

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By: Guest 2 months ago

My age: 16 the highest i can hear is 17,000 or lower.... (i have to try really hard to hear it) Im sure that is terrible for my age but sereously i really coudnt care because i suffer from migranes caused by these high pitched and loud noises. thanks for your test :)

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By: Guest 3 months ago

I am 33. I listen to my ipod and headphone amp and Full sized cans everyday. I can only hear 19000 and lower.

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By: Guest 6 months ago

I am 16. I listen to my iPod every single day, and I can only hear 17000 and below...

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By: Guest 8 months ago

Age 58 (female) and professional musician (retired operatic soprano). I'm hearing 13000 down to 50.

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By: Guest 8 months ago

I am 40 and can hear the 14000Hz and faintly hear the 15000Hz

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By: Guest 8 months ago

i am 22 i can only hear 17000Hz too!!!!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

Oh boy.. I ain't hearing 20000Hz! I'm 19 and I'm totally obsessed with my iPod and to top it off I'm a trance freak so, I listen to screamingly loud music almost everyday! I dunno but, I'll be putting this to an end, anyone who's interested in keeping their ears healthy should try bone conducting earphones. It's a type of earphone which you put at the area just between your ears and your eyes. The earphone produces vibrations which are conducted through the bones directly to your brain instead of through your eardrums. They're pretty expensive though..

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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By: Guest More than a year ago

I tried it with my dad... he can only hear 8000hz, that's worrying, but I already knew he was almost deaf ;) BTW he's 64

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Jimmy Ruska: Hey guys! I am at hearing loss test and flash if you type “jimmyr hearing” and search on Google, you can find my page. It's http://www.jimmyr.com/blog/hearingloss.html; it's in the video description too if you are watching this on YouTube, but anyway, it's very simple to use. You click the frequency and see if you can hear it and then you stop the sound. I recommend lowering your volume a little bit as it might be a little uncomfortable there, really high-pitch sounds. So, as we age, our ability to hear the higher frequencies on the right side of the table diminishes. Most kids and teens will be able to hear at least half of these frequencies. I am 21, and I can only hear 17000; supposedly, if you listen to the iPod a lot or blaring music and stuff like that, your ability to hear higher pitches diminishes with age. So, if you can hear 17000, your parents might not be able to or if your parents maybe, you can't hear 16000 and your kids will be able to. So, I recommend comparing it with your friends. Call up your friends and see if they can hear whichever frequencies. Again, you should try headphones and other types of speakers if you have them, just to check out if it might be a limitation of the speaker's ability to play that tone. If you guys could post a comment on the highest frequency you could hear, that would be great. So we can get kind of an average of what people can hear. Also, post your age, only if you are comfortable. If not, just the frequency. I look forward to hearing your comments. Thanks for listening.

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