What causes hearing loss in children?

Hello: Causes of hearing loss.

1 Excessive ear cleaning is caused by damage to the eardrum.

2. Diseases of the five senses, such as otitis media, rhinitis, etc.

3. Caused by cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, such as hypertension.

4. Caused by excessive work pressure, such as excessive fatigue, poor rest, etc.

5. Caused by loud noise around work or life.

6 Adverse drug reactions.

According to the patient's condition, it is necessary to first diagnose the condition and determine what causes the hearing loss, which is the premise of **. Go to a professional ear, nose and throat hospital for diagnosis in time. So as not to delay the condition and cause irreparable losses to yourself.

Hearing loss is congenital and acquired, and hearing loss will decline more or less as we get older, such as the use of ototoxic drugs, high work pressure, long-term noise exposure, diseases, etc.

Hello, the common causes of hearing loss are diseases, bad lifestyle habits, stress, medications, trauma, etc., all of which may cause hearing loss. Hope mine can help you.

There are many causes of hearing loss, if not congenital, but also acquired, such as medications, work stress, prolonged noise exposure, illness, etc. As long as you notice signs of hearing loss, seek medical attention in time to avoid greater hearing loss, exercise more, eat a balanced diet, and relax your mind.

One is congenital hearing loss, and the other is the hearing loss caused by long-term work and life in a noisy environment.

In medicine, hearing loss is generally referred to as deafness. Deafness does not mean that you cannot hear a single sound, but there are certain degrees of difference, such as mild, moderate and severe, and even total deafness.

**Analyse. 1 Excessive ear cleaning caused by destruction of the eardrum 2 Caused by diseases of the five senses, such as otitis media, rhinitis and other ears.

3. Caused by cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, such as hypertension.

4. Caused by excessive work pressure, such as excessive fatigue, poor rest, etc.

5. Caused by loud noise around work or life.

6 Adverse drug reactions.

Some are congenital, some are acquired. There are many factors that affect the acquired nature, such as noise deafness, deafness, drugs, sudden deafness of unknown causes, etc., and there is a need to seek medical attention in time if there is hearing loss.

Hearing loss can be caused by overwork, poor sleep, depression, noise, medications, and systemic illnesses.

The cause of hearing loss is never related to age, but is usually due to illness, psychiatric causes, or congenital causes.

Hearing loss that occurs in the outer or middle ear is often referred to as conductive auditory loss, such as otitis media, perforated eardrum, etc.

Hello, you ask what are the causes of hearing loss?

Common causes of hearing loss include diseases, poor lifestyle habits, stress, medications, trauma, etc., which may cause hearing loss. Hope mine can help you.

Hope mine is helpful to you.

Hearing loss is collectively referred to as hearing loss, and there are many causes such as damage to all structures from the outer ear to the cerebral cortex, which can lead to hearing loss or even loss. External ear: The main causes are cerumen (earwax) embolism and external ear canal infection.

Middle ear: acute and chronic middle ear infections (otitis media) are the most common causes of perforation of the eardrum, fluid buildup in the middle ear, and reduced or even lost conduction function in the middle ear. Inner ear:

Natural aging (degeneration), noise accumulation, harmful microbial (bacterial, viral, etc.) infections, inner ear vascular lesions, and the use of ototoxic drugs are the main factors that cause inner ear damage. Auditory pathways and auditory centers behind the inner ear: natural aging (degeneration of nerve cells), cerebrovascular diseases, trauma, etc.

The degree of hearing loss can be classified as mild, moderate, severe, and very severe. Conductive hearing loss: Lesions in the outer or middle ear that prevent sound waves from entering the inner ear.

Sensorineural hearing loss: lesions in the cochlea, auditory nerve, or auditory center, causing hearing loss with dysfunction of sound sensation and cognition. Mixed hearing loss:

The combination of conductive and sensorineural hearing loss can result in any combination of conductive and sensorineural hearing loss, which is characterized by both conductive and sensorineural hearing loss.

As an organ, the ear itself has a certain aging process, and overwork, poor sleep, mental depression, noise, drugs, and systemic diseases can all lead to hearing loss. The key to avoiding hearing loss is prevention. Although hearing deterioration is inevitable with age, it can be protected through active lifestyle interventions, using the ear scientifically.

Among the various causes of hearing loss, otitis media is the most common. For example, acute otitis media is usually infected by the eustachian tube, usually in the case of cold and flu, the nasal mucosa is inflamed, and active bacteria will enter the middle ear directly from the opening of the eustachian tube in the nasopharynx, causing inflammation of the middle ear mucosa.

It is mainly caused by some drug factors, at the same time, there is also a part of the eardrum damage caused by long-term wearing of headphones, and some of it is due to hearing damage caused by otitis media.

For example, I often use headphones, or I turn on the sound of headphones very loudly, or I live in some noisy environments, or my life is very stressful, or because of genetic factors, or because of congenital diseases.

Hearing loss can occur at any age. About 1,800 to 1,000 newborns have severe and extreme hearing loss at birth, and 2,300 times as many as have slightly lower hearing loss, including mild to moderate, bilateral or unilateral hearing loss. In childhood, another 2,1000 to 3,1000 children have acquired moderate to severe progressive or permanent hearing loss, and many adolescents are at risk of sensorineural hearing loss due to overexposure to noise or head injury.

Hearing impairment can lead to lifelong impairment of a child's receptive language and verbal expression skills. The severity of the disorder is determined by several factors: the age at which the hearing loss occurred; The nature of hearing loss--- its duration, frequency of impairment, degree of loss and susceptibility to each child (including co-existing viral impairment, mental retardation, basic language deficits), precise evaluation of hearing--- frequency of impairment, loss of air and bone conduction--- are available and are not affected by age and degree of impairment (see Section 256 Audiometry for Children).

In children with sensorineural hearing loss, the additional burden of conductive hearing loss can severely impair the ability to discriminate between speech. Hearing loss affects children with other sensory, language, and cognitive deficits more severely than other able-bodied children.

There are many possibilities, and it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up and analyze the cause.