Have you ever noticed turning up the volume or asking others to repeat what they said? These may be early signs of hearing loss. The audiometry test helps detect such issues early and ensures your hearing stays sharp.

What Is an Audiometry Test?
An audiometry test measures how well you can hear different sounds, tones, and pitches. It evaluates both hearing sensitivity and inner ear function. The test is essential for people frequently exposed to loud noises, older adults, or anyone noticing a decline in hearing clarity.

How It Works
During the test, you’ll wear specialized headphones. The examiner will play various sounds at different frequencies and volumes.
Whenever you hear a tone, you press a button — this helps map your hearing threshold.

Common test types include:

Audiogram Test: Measures how soft a sound you can hear.

Speech Test: Involves repeating words heard through headphones.

Tympanometry: Assesses eardrum movement using gentle air pressure.

Preparation & Sample
No fasting, no special preparation. Just make sure your ears are clean and free from infection.
The process takes about 30–60 minutes, is completely painless, and provides instant results.

Conclusion
Hearing health matters as much as eyesight.
Schedule your audiometry test at PRAMITA Laboratory today — where modern equipment and precise diagnostics help you stay connected to every sound in life.