One ear can hear and one ear can not hear, belongs to the unilateral hearing loss, may be sudden deafness, cerumen embolism, neurodeafness and other causes.
1. Sudden deafness: the cause of sudden deafness is still unclear, and may be related to viral infections, intracranial tumors, drug poisoning and other reasons. Patients will have hearing loss, ear stuffiness, dizziness and other discomforts, if the patient’s unilateral ear sudden deafness, it will be manifested as one ear can hear and one ear can not hear.
2. Cerumen impaction: Cerumen impaction is mainly caused by cerumen discharging obstacles and excessive cerumen secretion. Patients can manifest hearing loss, tinnitus, stuffy feeling in the ear, if the patient’s one ear cerumen embolism is serious, it can manifest as one ear can hear and one ear can not hear.
3. Neurogenic deafness: Neurogenic deafness is considered to be caused by infection, heredity, autoimmune disorders and other reasons. The patient will have tinnitus, hearing impairment, auditory hypersensitivity and other symptoms, if the patient one ear neurodeafness, there will be one ear can hear one ear can not hear the performance.
It is recommended that patients who can hear in one ear and cannot hear in the other need to consult a doctor in a timely manner, and can take targeted measures for treatment under the guidance of the doctor.