Neurodeafness is usually not self-recovery, it is recommended that patients under the guidance of a doctor for regular treatment. Neurodeafness is a hearing disorder caused by congenital or acquired factors that result in abnormalities in the auditory system’s perception and processing of sound, and is caused by damage to the auditory nerve. Neurodeafness is caused by genetic factors, environmental factors, or a combination of both. Common environmental factors include infections, ototoxic drugs, auditory damage, and aging. Early symptoms of neurological deafness may vary from time to time, which may make patients think that it can be cured by themselves, but in fact, it is still very difficult to be cured without regular treatment, or even after regular treatment of neurological deafness, which can only slow down the development of the disease. Neurodeafness can seriously affect the quality of life of patients, resulting in communication disorders, depression and other problems. Therefore, once diagnosed, patients should be actively treated to control the progress of the disease. Most neurodeafness can be treated with regular medication to relieve symptoms and slow down disease progression. Some patients may consider cochlear implantation due to hearing loss and need to pay attention to the continued use of medication after surgical treatment.