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Return To Hearing FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What is involved in a hearing test? Answered By Hanson Edgecomb, Editor A usual hearing test allows the patient to listen in various tones and words. This makes the doctors determine the lowest level of volume they can hear. It is done in a soundproof room and lasts for about 30 minutes. After the test, the doctor will gauge if the hearing aids are in order. --- permission must be obtained from editor Hanson Edgecomb to re-publish ---

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