Yes it does. I saw it on the other forum.
I don't know if this will translate well into your native language?
Hearing aids use multiple microphones to receive the full range of input sounds which you may or may not have the ability to hear, and then use a process named Wide Dynamic Range Compression (WDRC) to compress and amplify that full range of input sounds into a (compressed-and-amplified) output range where you do have the ability to hear.
Here's an image below to show how that works:
- full range of input sounds on the left
- compressed and amplified output sounds on the right
However, your hearing loss is profound and therefore, there is no place to insert the compressed output range on your Left Ear.
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