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Alzheimer's and Hearing
Alzheimer's and the Senses
Alzheimer's and Hearing: An Overview
People with
Alzheimer's disease
may have normal hearing, but they can lose their ability to interpret what they hear accurately. This may result in confusion or over-stimulation.
Alzheimer's and Hearing: Suggestions
Suggestions for dealing with hearing issues as
Alzheimer's
progresses include:
Avoid excessive noise in the home such as having the stereo and the TV on at the same time.
Be sensitive to the amount of noise going on outside, and close windows or doors, if necessary.
Avoid large gatherings of people in the home if the person with Alzheimer's disease shows signs of agitation or distress in crowds.
Check hearing aid batteries and functioning frequently.
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Written by/reviewed by: Arthur Schoenstadt, MD
Last reviewed by: Arthur Schoenstadt, MD
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