Audiometry

Comprehensive Audiometry Test for Accurate Hearing Assessment

Audiometry is a standard hearing test used to measure a person’s ability to hear sounds at different frequencies and volumes. It helps determine the degree and type of hearing loss and provides valuable information for planning appropriate hearing care.

At Dr. Pareek’s Deafness Clinic and ENT Centre, audiometry forms an important part of our comprehensive Hearing Services. With extensive ENT expertise and a focus on hearing restoration, our specialists use hearing assessment results along with clinical evaluation to understand individual hearing concerns and recommend suitable next steps.

When Is an Audiometry Test Recommended?

An audiometry hearing test may be recommended if you experience:

  • Difficulty hearing conversations
  • Frequently asking others to repeat themselves
  • Difficulty understanding speech in noisy environments
  • Increasing television or phone volume
  • Hearing loss in one or both ears
  • Ringing or buzzing in the ears
  • Changes in hearing following an ear condition
  • Suspected hearing loss in children or adults
  • Difficulty hearing sounds at different pitches

Regular hearing assessment can also help monitor changes in hearing over time.

How Does Audiometry Work?

During an audiometry test, you typically wear headphones or ear inserts while sitting in a quiet testing environment. Different tones are presented at varying frequencies and volume levels.

The patient indicates when a sound is heard, allowing the hearing professional to determine the softest sounds that can be detected.

The results are recorded on an audiogram, which provides a visual representation of hearing sensitivity across different frequencies.

What Does Audiometry Evaluate?

Audiometry helps assess:

  • Hearing sensitivity
  • Degree of hearing loss
  • Hearing ability across different frequencies
  • Differences between the two ears
  • Possible conductive or sensorineural hearing loss
  • Changes in hearing over time

Depending on the patient’s symptoms, audiometry may be combined with other hearing tests such as OAE, BERA, and Tympanometry.

Benefits of Audiometry

A professional hearing assessment can help:

  • Detect hearing loss
  • Determine the severity of hearing impairment
  • Identify differences between ears
  • Support accurate ENT diagnosis
  • Monitor hearing changes
  • Guide appropriate hearing management
  • Establish a baseline for future hearing evaluations
  • Support better communication and quality of life

The audiometry results should be interpreted alongside the patient’s symptoms, medical history, and ENT examination.

Why Choose Dr. Pareek’s Deafness Clinic and ENT Centre?

At Dr. Pareek’s Deafness Clinic and ENT Centre, we provide comprehensive Audiometry and hearing assessment supported by extensive ENT experience. Our specialists carefully evaluate hearing concerns and use appropriate diagnostic tests to understand the patient’s individual hearing profile. Along with Audiometry, our centre offers OAE, BERA, and Tympanometry for a broader assessment of ear and hearing function. Whether you are experiencing gradual hearing loss, communication difficulties, or require a hearing evaluation for a child, our team provides personalized diagnostic care focused on accurate assessment and better hearing health.

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