The first aspect is psychological factors, because many people feel that wearing hearing aids will affect others' views of themselves, which may cause psychological inferiority or psychological resistance.
The second aspect is that it may be inconvenient to wear hearing aids, especially behind-the-ear hearing aids, because they need to be worn outside, so it may cause inconvenience in daily life.
The third aspect is that some patients do not see good results with hearing aids and may be reluctant to wear them.
The fourth aspect is that some patients may have repeated external ear canal inflammation or otitis media during the process of wearing hearing aids. In general, you first need to go to the ENT department to see the specific hearing situation, and then determine whether it is necessary to wear a hearing aid.