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Top ReadsAdjusting to in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids can vary from person to person. Generally, wearers may require a period of acclimatization to get used to the feel and sound of these devices. For some individuals, this adjustment phase could be relatively short, often within a few days to a couple of weeks. Others might need more time to fully adapt to the sensation of having ITE hearing aids in their ears. Ultimately, patience and consistent use are key factors in successfully transitioning to using ITE hearing aids on a daily basis. During the initial adjustment period, wearers may experience some discomfort or sensitivity as their ears adapt to the presence of ITE hearing aids. This discomfort can range from mild irritation to a feeling of fullness in the ears, but it is essential to persevere through this phase. In most cases, as wearers become more accustomed to wearing ITE hearing aids, any initial discomfort typically subsides. It's crucial for users to follow the guidance of their audiologist or hearing care professional during this adjustment phase to ensure a smooth and successful transition to using ITE hearing aids.

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