FAQs

No. Aphasia affects a person’s ability to communicate but does not impact intelligence.
People with aphasia can still think, reason, and understand, even if they have trouble
expressing themselves.

Yes. At Kavya Speech & Hearing Clinic, we offer risk-free trial options so you can
experience the comfort and sound clarity of RIC hearing aids before making a final
decision.

Mixed hearing loss occurs when both conductive and sensorineural components are present. This means
sound is partially blocked in the outer or middle ear and there is damage to the inner ear or auditory
nerve. It can affect one or both ears and may be temporary or permanent.

Typical signs include:
● Muffled or reduced hearing
● Difficulty hearing soft or distant sounds
● Ear fullness or pressure
● Frequent ear infections
● Tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ear)
● Unusually better hearing in noisy environments compared to normal speech

Some of the leading models include Phonak Audéo Lumity, Naída Paradise, Virto
Paradise, Bolero Marvel, Audéo Life, and Sky Marvel. Each model is designed to suit
different degrees of hearing loss and lifestyle needs.

Common causes include:
● Chronic or repeated middle ear infections
● Blockages in the ear (e.g., earwax)
● Damage to the inner ear or auditory nerve due to aging, noise exposure, or other health
conditions

We offer ITC hearing aids from leading brands such as Signia, Phonak, Oticon, Widex,
ReSound, and Starkey, all 100% genuine and backed by warranty and aftercare
support..

Starkey is known for its AI-powered technology and wellness features, such as fall detection,
brain health monitoring, and even language translation—offering more than just hearing
improvement.

ITC hearing aids are custom-designed devices that fit partly inside the ear canal. They
provide a discreet appearance while being large enough to handle easily, making them
a great balance between invisibility and user-friendliness.

Common signs include:
● Difficulty hearing in noisy environments
● Muffled or distorted sounds
● Frequently increasing the volume of TVs or phones
● Persistent tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ears)
● Balance issues or dizziness
● Trouble hearing high-pitched sounds like children’s voices or birdsong

Speech therapy can help with stuttering, speech delay, unclear speech, voice disorders,
apraxia of speech, dysarthria, and communication difficulties related to learning
disabilities or neurological conditions.

Support for ADHD focuses on improving attention, self-regulation, and executive
function skills such as planning, time management, and organization. Therapists also
teach behavioral strategies for home and school settings.