I've been struggling to hear soft or low-volume voices lately and it's really frustrating. Are there any remedies for this besides hearing aids? Also, is there a non-surgical solution that could help improve my hearing?

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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If you're struggling with low-volume hearing, there might be treatments like hearing aids or cochlear implants, but it‚Äôs best to consult an ENT specialist. Non-surgical options might include therapies or devices to amplify sound.

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