DIAGNOSIS
The doctor will perform the hearing test to diagnose noise exposure hearing loss. These tests might reveal the extent of your hearing loss (mild, moderate, or profound). They also indicate if you have lost hearing in high, low, or all frequencies. Furthermore, they will inquire about your symptoms.
TREATMENT
Noise exposure hearing loss is irreversible. You should notify your doctor immediately if you have difficulties hearing ordinary noises. Besides, early detection of hearing loss is critical for therapy. If you spend a lot of time around loud noises, get your hearing evaluated regularly. Additionally, if you discover that you have hearing loss, make efforts to minimize more sound exposure so that your hearing loss does not worsen.
Furthermore, your doctor may recommend a hearing aid. This device, worn in the ear, improves your hearing through magnifying sound. Also, your doctor may prescribe cochlear implants if you have significant hearing loss. Cochlear implants are electrical devices that must be implanted to deliver signals to your brain.