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Does Auditory Processing Disorder Get Worse with Age? Understanding APD Across the Lifespan

According to research, the number of adults over 55 with Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) may be as high as 76%. While APD itself isn't necessarily a progressive degenerative disease in the way conditions like Alzheimer's are, a person's ability to cope with their auditory processing disorder can diminish with age. This can make symptoms feel more severe and have a greater impact on daily life, especially in noisy environments.

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