What are the dangers of hearing loss after life?

1. Communication barriers.

Hearing is an important function for people to perceive their surroundings and obtain information about the outside world, and it is also a basic tool for us to communicate with others. When hearing loss occurs and gradually worsens, it will lead to communication disorders, and the harm caused by hearing loss is mainly reflected in various adverse consequences caused by communication barriers. Unable to perceive the outside world and obtain information normally, people with hearing loss feel isolated from society, as if they are enclosed in a glass bottle, able to see the outside world, but unable to communicate with the outside world.

2. Mental health.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has put forward eight indicators for judging the mental health of older adults: sense of security, sense of stability, sense of adaptation, sense of autonomy, sense of well-being, sense of identity, sense of trust, and sense of comfort. Hearing loss will have a strong impact on the "eight senses" of the elderly.

People with hearing loss will become paranoid, withdrawn, depressed, suspicious, prone to extremes, and gradually avoid others and even close themselves off because they are unable to communicate with others normally for a long time. Some patients end up having a nervous breakdown due to hearing loss. In addition, not being able to hear your surroundings can make you feel insecure.

For example, when walking at night, a slightly louder sound can alert us, but being too quiet can make us extremely nervous and feel more insecure.

3. Alzheimer's disease.

Many elderly people are reluctant to wear hearing aids after hearing loss, and they are unwilling to express their grievances for fear of affecting their children's work and life. Unable to hear others clearly will increase the psychological pressure of the elderly, who are reluctant to interact with others and become withdrawn and suspicious; Many recreational activities related to hearing or communication are also affected, and there are fewer things to do, which can easily induce Alzheimer's disease over time.

There is no socio-economic division in the onset of Alzheimer's disease, diligent study and diligent use of the brain is the best way to prevent Alzheimer's disease, and the communication and care of family members are also a good way to prevent Alzheimer's disease. From the perspective of the elderly themselves, paying more attention to current affairs, socializing more with others, and participating in various social activities can enrich their spirits and exercise their minds.

In daily life, poor hearing will bring a lot of inconvenience to life, seriously affect one's emotions, mentality, and even lead to mental problems. Therefore, we should pay attention to the adverse effects of people with poor hearing in their lives. We will introduce you to the different effects of deafness on people of different ages and different working or living environments, and the following points are combined:

1.Learning languages and new things: From birth to five years of age, children learn languages at a critical time. Studies have shown that even frequent or long-term mild deafness caused by otitis media has adverse effects on children's language development and learning.

Deaf children often have speech delays, slurred words, poor expression skills, and slow response to rhythm due to less acceptance of external sounds. It also leads to poor achievement because children often cannot hear clearly or cannot hear the education of teachers or parents.

2.Mental health: Studies have shown that deaf children often feel poor self-image due to low grades, and are prone to behavioral and psychological problems such as short temper and lack of concentration.

People who are deaf often need to be repeated by others to understand what is being said, and listeners may slowly isolate themselves in order to avoid embarrassment when communicating with others, and even cause temper tantrums, withdrawn personalities or depression.

3.Interpersonal relationships: Poor hearing often makes it difficult for patients to talk to classmates or relatives and friends at school or in social situations, and they are also unable to talk in **, resulting in a sense of isolation. At the same time, because I often can't hear others clearly, it is easy to cause misunderstandings and affect interpersonal relationships.

4.Career development: Many important business decisions are made in business meetings, and if deaf people are unable to effectively communicate with others or hear the speaker clearly, they will miss or mishear some important information, thus affecting business decisions, missing opportunities, and affecting business development.

It can also cause a lot of trouble at work.

In multiple studies, researchers measured the health of deaf older adults, then prescribed them hearing aids, and after three months the same measurements were taken, they found significant improvements in their physical and mental health.

It affects communication, reduces life**, and is not conducive to physical and mental health.

Under normal circumstances, our hearing can distinguish between hundreds of thousands of voices. Once an obstacle arises, the problem is more serious than you think. Hearing loss occurs and the impact on our daily lives is more pronounced. It is manifested in the following aspects:

Language learning: Especially for children and those who need to master several other languages, the grasp of intonation of speech will be skewed, and inaccurate and unclear pronunciation is a common phenomenon.

Mental health: Low self-esteem, short temper, and sluggishness are all problems that are easily caused by hearing loss.

Interpersonal relationships: Communication in social situations will be hindered because listening to the other person without being invited can lead to misunderstandings and affect interpersonal relationships.

Career development: Missing information in business decisions or meetings can be a big obstacle to work and promotion.

Once deaf and communication disorders develop, the patient is gradually isolated from society, as if they are enclosed in a glass bottle, able to see the outside world but unable to communicate with the outside world. If there is a barrier, the input of external information will be affected, and the patient will not know what is happening around him, so he will lack a channel to communicate with others.

In the fast-paced modern society, hearing loss caused by noise is on the rise in addition to direct causes such as ototoxic drugs and trauma. Constant exposure to high volume levels can cause both hearing fatigue and hearing loss.

Nowadays, young people like to let ** accompany their lives, whether they are walking, or waiting for the car, we can always see some young people listening to the Walkman or *** with headphones plugged in, reveling in their favorite **. However, through the further collection of sound in the ear canal, the loudness of the sound reaching the inner ear is much louder than expected, and some people like to turn up the volume of the Walkman to cover up the background noise of the environment, but what they ignore is that the direct impact of the loud sound on the inner ear may be greater than the noisy background sound at the time, bringing potential danger to hearing.

Poor hearing can lead to feelings of insecurity, depressed mood, reluctance to communicate with others, and a decrease in quality of life.

It just hinders you from listening to other things, but it doesn't hinder your ability to communicate in language.

It doesn't bother to do it to everyone. Hearing impairment itself is not life-threatening, but its consequences on one's life are extremely serious. These problems may cause people with hearing loss to lack self-confidence, timidity and anxiety, self-isolation, nervousness, and fatigue.

Hearing loss can only be solved with the active involvement of doctors, patients, family and friends.

As we all know, poor hearing brings difficulties to our work, life and communication:1Leaders and colleagues can't hear the DAO conversation clearly, and they are always worried for fear that others will misunderstand or affect their work.

2.Conversations with family members often ignore and answer questions that are not answered, which affects the harmonious atmosphere in the family. 3.

I often can't hear clearly when I play ** and watch TV, and turn on the volume too much, which affects the normal rest of my family and neighbors. 4.After a long period of poor hearing, the content of sound information input to the brain is reduced, and the brain's ability to distinguish sound information decreases, which further aggravates hearing loss, which is often manifested as fast speech, and the brain has no time to distinguish and process sound information, and can hear the sound but cannot understand the meaning.

This will lead to friends with hearing loss, unwilling to communicate with others, and will listen less, resulting in loneliness, low mood or short temper, and some elderly people will also become more and more memory or susceptible to Alzheimer's disease, which will seriously lead to a decline in quality of life. 5.Studies at home and abroad have shown that children have different degrees of hearing loss, and if there is no timely scientific intervention and training, it will affect the development of children's speech and intelligence.

Serious impact on interpersonal relationships: Poor hearing often makes it easy for patients to cause unnecessary misunderstandings when communicating with the other party, because they often cannot hear the other party clearly, which affects interpersonal relationships.

Harmful to mental health: The listener may slowly isolate himself in order to avoid embarrassment when communicating with others, and even cause a short temper, withdrawn personality or depression. Children with hearing loss often feel poor self-image due to low grades, and are prone to behavioral and psychological problems such as temper tantrums and lack of concentration.

Hindering career development: Because I can't hear other words clearly, and I endure the great pain caused by hearing loss, I often can't be understood, so I lose my work efficiency and confidence in work and study.

Harmful to health: Hearing loss is also related to other diseases in the body, rhinitis affects hearing, acoustic neuroma, otitis media, diabetes, etc. are also factors that directly harm hearing loss.

How does hearing loss affect us?

1.Affect interpersonal relationships: When communicating with others, it is difficult for people with deafness to listen to what others say, especially in a noisy environment, which leads to easy distraction and leaving a bad impression on others.

2.Hindering career development: Every company needs to make decisions about important things in meetings, and if you can't hear what others are saying, it's easy to miss some important information.

When you ask others after a meeting, the information you get is missing, which can easily affect your personal development.

3.Affect the quality of life: when at home, the sound of **, the sound of the TV, the sound of knocking on the door, etc. cannot be heard; When communicating with family members, the whisper is not audible, and the loud voice is too noisy, which is easy to cause family conflicts.

4.Mental health hazards: When communicating with others, they always need to be repeated, which can make the other person feel embarrassed. In the long run, the patient will not want to communicate with others, will close himself off, and will become short-tempered.

5.Endangering physical health: Deaf patients cannot hear or hear the sound of cars and horns clearly, resulting in problems that affect personal safety. Studies have shown that deaf patients have a higher chance of suffering from other diseases than the general population, so it must be taken seriously.

What are the dangers of hearing loss? Experts say hearing loss requires concern and vigilance!

Long-term hearing loss without timely intervention is easy to cause: decreased language resolution, slow thinking, hearing deterioration with age, etc., 、、、 some problems.

Yes, for example, when walking on the street, you can't hear the horn of a car, there will be a safety problem, when you are at a party, everyone is chatting, and you can't hear it, and others will unconsciously stay away from you.

You need to pay attention to your daily life, try to avoid staying in a noisy environment for too long, wear headphones and listen for more than an hour, pay attention to ear hygiene, avoid ototoxic drugs, and pay attention to hearing health regularly.

Hearing loss in the elderly will affect the communication with others in daily life, and the ability to respond and distinguish will become lower and lower in the long run, and people will become sluggish and unsociable, which will induce Alzheimer's disease in severe cases.

Hearing loss in adults can affect daily communication and bring inconvenience to life.

Hearing loss in young children can affect their ability to speak, learn, and later on.

Endangering physical and mental health, causing irritability, withdrawn personality or depression, and susceptibility to Alzheimer's disease.

1. Seriously affect interpersonal relationships:

2. Endangering mental health

3. Hindering career development

4. Endangering physical health

Early intervention, early **.

Hearing loss can be acute and chronic. Exposure to strong noise, tinnitus, hearing loss, as long as it is not long, once out of the noise environment, it can quickly return to normal, called auditory adaptation. If you are exposed to strong noise for a long time and your hearing loss is obvious, it will take a few hours, or even a dozen to twenty hours, to return to normal after leaving the noisy environment, which is called auditory fatigue.

This temporary hearing loss is still physiological, but it can develop into noise-induced hearing loss. If you continue to be exposed to strong noise, the auditory fatigue cannot be recovered, and the hearing continues to decline, which will cause noise-induced hearing loss, which will become a pathological change. This symptom manifests in the early stages as hearing loss at high levels.

However, at this stage, the patient subjectively does not have abnormal sensation, and there is no effect on speech and hearing, which is called hearing loss. If the disease progresses further, the hearing curve will continue to decline, and when the average hearing loss exceeds 25 decibels, there will be speech hearing abnormalities, and subjective sensory speech difficulties, which is called noise deafness.

It can affect normal life.

There is also work and family harmony.

1. Losing the right to "listen" and "speak".

For children, hearing loss will delay their intellectual development and normal language development. Newborns, in particular, are unable to obtain information from the outside world through their ears at birth, resulting in a serious impact on the development of the language system and cannot be established. Newborns should follow the principle of three early (early detection, early **, early **) in order to change the traditional social concept of "ten deaf and nine dumb".

2. Unhealthy psychological development.

1.Inferiority complex: It is manifested in a lack of awareness of the deafness itself and the social status of the deaf community. Low level of self-awareness and weak motivation for learning are the main reasons for deaf children's fear of learning difficulties.

2.Stubbornness: The reason for the stubbornness of deaf children is mainly due to their hearing impairment, the lack of knowledge and information, and the low ability to understand problems. As a result, many deaf children are self-centered.

3. Life, study and work are extremely hard and troublesome.

Because of deafness, people often can't hear clearly or mishear words; Difficulty in studying, difficulty in communication, unsatisfactory work or unnecessary embarrassment and trouble.

Fourth, it leads to discrimination in life or employment.

It causes patients to have a sense of psychological inferiority, high pressure, depression, withdrawal, reluctance to communicate with others, and a withdrawn personality.

5. Affect the development of the overall balance of the central nervous system.

The auditory nerve atrophies, and the sense of hearing becomes more and more dull.

Sixth, the language discrimination rate and expression ability of the elderly are extremely reduced.

Symptoms of early dementia: Deafness leads to a lack of interpersonal interaction in older people, a withdrawn, eccentric personality, and may lead to the development of Alzheimer's disease.