Category: Hearing loss

Obstruction of the ear canal, rupture of the eardrum, interruption of the auditory chain, viral infections (e.g. mumps virus, measles virus, etc.), blood clots leading to impaired blood supply to…

Whether hearing loss in one ear can be recovered needs to be decided according to the nature of the disease, as follows: 1. It can be recovered: if one side…

There are many reasons for sudden hearing loss in one ear: 1. Patients have a large amount of cerumen inside their ears, and over time this cerumen will gather together…

There are two main causes of hearing loss in the ear: I. Conductive deafness. Two, neurogenic deafness. Conductive deafness is mostly related to inflammation, such as otitis externa, otitis media,…

Patients with hearing loss in the left ear may have a variety of different causative factors or influencing factors, such as conductive hearing loss, mixed hearing loss, sensorineural hearing loss,…

Hearing loss in the left ear requires a visit to the hospital to examine the external ear canal and the condition of the eardrum, as well as electrical auscultation and…

Patients with hearing loss in the left ear first need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination. In some cases, the hearing loss is caused by a large…

Patients need to visit the ENT department as soon as possible after noticing hearing loss, to identify the cause and type of hearing loss. An otoscopy is recommended to help…

There are many reasons for hearing loss in the elderly: First, the most important is the influence of age factors, the patient’s various organs will have degenerative changes, including hearing…

Hearing loss at high frequencies may lead to deafness. The frequency of sound that can be perceived by the human ear is usually 20-20,000Hz, and the usual speech frequency is…