Age-related hearing loss

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What is Age-related hearing loss?

Age-related hearing loss is the slow loss of the ability to hear high frequencies, which occurs as people get older.

Alternative Names:

Hearing loss - age related; Presbycusis

What are the causes, incidence and risk factors associated with Age-related hearing loss?
What are the symptoms associated with Age-related hearing loss?
What are the treatment options for Age-related hearing loss?

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