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2018-07-23 12:20:45
I have hearing loss.. previous year it was 50%..today I was attended audiogram test n dey told me dat for right ear it's 50DB n left 51.6 DB..so how can I get the hearing loss percentage..please give the percentage calculation method
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If you go by Govt. Of India PWD act's scale of disability, you have only 18% hearing disability. But that's also a big number if your hearing loss is hampering your day to day activities. Please treat it as soon as possible.

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Hello sir...60 dB loss equal to 40%...if you want to clear suggestions mail me on rakeshsingh4me gmail.com

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