Neurodeafness is caused by organic lesions and metabolic disorders of the auditory center and auditory nerve, resulting in deafness, tinnitus, vertigo, and a heavy pressure sensation in the head; there is no such thing as the fastest way to recover from the treatment. The main therapeutic measures include medication, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, cochlear implantation or wearing hearing aids, etc. The treatment plan should be formulated according to the individual’s condition. 1. Medication: Commonly used medications include glucocorticoid drugs, such as prednisone and dexamethasone, and drugs to improve inner ear circulation and nourish the nerves, such as methylcobalamin and ginkgo biloba extract. 2. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy: inhaling 100% oxygen in an environment higher than one atmospheric pressure can improve the blood circulation of the inner ear and alleviate the neurological deafness caused by poisoning and cerebral edema of various reasons. 3. Cochlear implantation: The cochlear implant can help to improve the hearing of the operated ear when it works normally after the operation. 4. Wearing hearing aids: Wearing hearing aids is mainly used to improve the hearing of moderate and severe neurological deafness. Neurogenic deafness should be consulted in time to clarify the cause and extent of the disease, under the guidance of the physician’s medication and treatment, do not self-diagnosis and treatment.