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Case Study: The Cost of Ignoring Noise Exposure

Patient Background:
Mark, a 42-year-old construction foreman, came to Enticare after experiencing constant ringing in his ears and trouble concentrating at work.

Challenges:
Mark had been exposed to machinery and heavy equipment noise exceeding 90 decibels daily for over a decade without proper ear protection. He reported increasing fatigue, irritability, and high blood pressure.

Assessment:
Audiometric testing at Enticare revealed mild-to-moderate noise-induced hearing loss and symptoms of tinnitus. A cardiovascular check confirmed elevated blood pressure levels.

Intervention:

  • Custom-fitted earplugs and noise-cancelling earmuffs

  • Education on noise exposure limits and safe listening practices

  • Referral to a cardiologist for hypertension management

  • Scheduled follow-up hearing tests every 6 months

Results:
After six months, Mark reported reduced tinnitus episodes, improved sleep quality, and better focus at work. His blood pressure improved with treatment, and he committed to lifelong hearing protection.

Conclusion:
This case highlights how excessive noise can harm both hearing and overall health—and how early intervention with Enticare can reverse or manage its effects.

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