Can deafness be deaf with a VLIKE bone conduction device?

can be said , my niece was born with atresia , the doctor said that she wanted to implant an electronic cochlea , and later she saw v l i k e on the Internet and bought it for use , which is not wrong , The sound quality is very good, and a single charge can be used for about a day. girls love to be shiny , we buy eyeglasses , they look good when they are usually worn . save tens of thousands of dollars for making electronic cochlea , and also avoid the pain of surgery .

If your external auricle and external auditory canal are normal, there is no need to use bone conduction hearing aids, which are generally suitable for people with external auditory canal malformations or congenital atresia.

Your condition is very normal, because you lie down for a while or sit and suddenly get up, the blood can't be lifted for a while, so the brain is ischemia, of course, you will be dizzy.

Vertigo refers to a common condition in which the subjective feeling of dizziness and dizziness and the illusion of the surrounding environment occurs. Traditional Chinese and Western medicine have the same name and similar meaning.

The traditional **** medicine for this disease is:

1: Prescription: 18 grams of gastrodia and Poria cocos, 12 grams of atractylodes and tangerine peel, 9 grams of ginger banxia, 6 grams of licorice.

Usage: decoction, 1 dose a day, 3 times, 1 month for 1 course of treatment Efficacy: 1 2 courses of medication, the effective rate is.

2: Prescription: 50 grams of angelica, yam, schisandra, jujube kernel and longan meat.

Usage: Roasting and grinding, refining honey as pills, 10 grams per dose, 2 times a day Efficacy: Take the medicine for 5 7 days, and the effective rate is 92

Vertigo is a disorientation or balance sensation of spatial relationships, and is a motor illusion. The complaints are not completely consistent among different patients, and the general symptoms are dizziness and a feeling of whirling and shaking. The lighter ones are unsteady to walk, the heavier ones can't stand, and the heavier ones don't dare to open their eyes and feel the ground tilt.

Patients may have nausea, vomiting, cold sweats, pale or sallow, and some patients have abnormal blood pressure. Vertigo patients have impaired balance, and most have no organic lesions. Generally, there will be no damage to the viscera, and some patients will have tinnitus, hearing loss, and eventually deafness.

The hazard to high-altitude, underwater operations and car drivers (**) (stun 99 points anti-wood) is huge. In older patients with hypertension, a sudden fall at the onset of the disease will greatly increase the incidence of hemiplegia after stroke. The patient suffers from multiple episodes of vertigo, and each episode is extremely stressful, with hyperventilation, intermittent depression, and malaise.

To determine whether a patient has a cerebral hemorrhage, the patient's symptoms must be taken into account first. Intracerebral hemorrhage may occur in patients who develop headache, nausea, vomiting, slurred speech, dysarthria, dysphagia, or mobility impairment of the hemilimb.

If a patient has a high-density intracranial opacity by having a CT of the brain, these patients may have a cerebral hemorrhage. If a patient's head CT does not reveal a hyperdense opacity, these patients do not have intracerebral hemorrhage. If the patient has been diagnosed with intracerebral hemorrhage, these patients generally need to be hospitalized**, and if the intracranial hemorrhage is not large, a medical conservative** approach can be used.

If a patient has a large amount of intracerebral hemorrhage, these patients are prone to cerebral edema, brain herniation and often require surgery**. Manifestation 1: Frequent dizziness and headache.

Most patients who are diagnosed with cerebral hemorrhage will often feel dizzy and headache, especially those with high blood pressure, if they suddenly have severe dizziness and headache, and repeated dizziness and blackness in front of their eyes within 1 day, then they should consider whether they have cerebral hemorrhage.

Manifestation 2: Numbness of the body.

Cerebral hemorrhage is mainly bleeding caused by blockage of blood vessels in the brain. In life, if you find that your body is numb, your legs are weak when walking, you are prone to falling, you can't hold things and other abnormal physical conditions, you need to be vigilant against cerebral hemorrhage, because it is likely that the blood vessels in the body are seriously blocked, resulting in limb mobility disorders.

Manifestation 3: slurred speech.

Some patients with cerebral hemorrhage will suddenly feel that the base of the tongue becomes very stiff, speech is not clear, the corners of the mouth are drooling, and even have a short-term language disorder, so if you have this situation, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible for examination.

Manifestation 4: Drowsiness.

In life, before the arrival of cerebral hemorrhage, the body will have special symptoms of drowsiness, always feel that you can't sleep enough, even if you have a long sleep, or groggy all day, when the body appears in this condition, you should be vigilant.

Performance 5: Seeing things blurrily.

Before the onset of cerebral hemorrhage, patients will have blurred vision, rapid loss of vision, and black eyes, these abnormal vision conditions may be the manifestation of cerebral blood vessel blockage and compression of optic nerves.

Intracerebral hemorrhage refers to bleeding that occurs in the brain parenchyma, and is most commonly caused by the rupture of small blood vessels caused by high blood pressure, and can also be seen due to bleeding caused by cerebral contusion. Cerebral hemorrhage caused by hypertension is indistinguishable from cerebral infarction because the clinical manifestations are indistinguishable from cerebral infarction, and the value of imaging is very high.

Therefore, if the emergency department determines that a patient has a stroke, it will arrange for the patient to do CT first, the main purpose of which is to see if there is bleeding, not to confirm whether it is infarction. This is because early cerebral infarction is completely unnoticeable on CT. Hemorrhage, on the other hand, forms a blood clot that runs out of the blood vessels, which is denser than the brain parenchyma, so it appears as a white thing on CT.

A hematoma occurs in the right basal ganglia, and the patient presents with hemiplegia. It can be said that the location and size of the hematoma are very important factors affecting the prognosis of patients. Some small bleeding, if it occurs in some less critical areas, the patient can recover completely without leaving a trace.

There are a few other intracranial hemorrhages that are not localized within the brain parenchyma and may be located subdural, epidural, subarachnoid space, etc. These hematomas are called intracranial hemorrhages, just like intracerebral hemorrhages, but in fact they are located in completely different locations.

For example, subarachnoid hemorrhage, the bleeding is located in the arachnoid cavity, and the common cause is a ruptured aneurysm, and the patient presents with a severe headache!

White streaks are subarachnoid hemorrhages, and small amounts of hemorrhage are not easily detected on imaging in the non-acute phase.

Subdural hematoma.

and epidural hematoma. This type of hematoma is often associated with trauma.

Some of these intracranial hematomas are clinically urgent and require immediate treatment, while others have mild lesions that can be slowly absorbed. As for its clinical manifestations, they are different and have a relationship with the location and size of the lesion.

Therefore, the best way to determine the specific method is the imaging method, of which CT is the most commonly used, but for certain types or periods of bleeding, MRI is more helpful.

For example, if there is a large amount of intracerebral hemorrhage in the acute phase, CT can confirm the diagnosis; However, if there is a slight amount of intracerebral hemorrhage, such as amyloidosis, CT can be completely normal and a special sequence of MR is required.

Therefore, the method of inspection must be individualized and cannot be generalized.

Analysis: Hello, according to your symptoms, it is advisable to actively seek medical attention to see the ENT department, and it is advisable to give active blood circulation and blood stasis and microcirculation. It is advisable to use infusions such as Xuesaitong and Salvia**. Take flunarizine hydrochloride capsules**.

Suggestions: It is recommended to actively control blood pressure, actively seek medical attention, pay attention to rest, and eat a low-salt and low-fat diet.

Analysis: Hello, dizziness and vomiting, sudden deafness, first of all, we must rule out the factors of vascular sclerosis of hypertension, cervical spondylosis can also be caused. Generally, oral drugs are not effective, and it is necessary to take medicine for a long time to avoid aggravation of the disease.

Suggestions: It is recommended that you go to the hospital internal medicine, otolaryngology and pain department for comprehensive diagnosis and treatment, measure blood pressure, blood sugar and blood lipids, if there is a problem, you should be active**, you can reduce the symptoms, if the examination problem is not big, you can go to the pain department for stellate ganglion nerve block**, with nutritional nerve drugs. No smoking or alcohol.

Observe**.

It is best to check the neck vascular color ultrasound and the head early model cranial MRI flat leak scan plus diffusion imaging plus angiography, cerebrovascular diseases, be sure to figure out the cerebrovascular lesions!

Preferably cerebral angiography is the gold standard for diagnosing vascular lesions!

Cerebrovascular stents may be used if the vessel is stenosis**.

Dr. Du Yahui of 252 Hospital solemnly reminded: Because patients cannot be seen face-to-face and cannot fully understand the condition, the above suggestions are for reference only. ）

Sudden tinnitus has a lot to do with nerves. If the time is short, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible, the chances are very high, if the time is long, it will be difficult.

If I wasn't hit hard by an external force. It's not that you suddenly accumulate in a day or two, but one day you suddenly get sick. You should go to the neurology department to have a look.

Sudden deafness is the best cycle within 3 months, after which it will evolve into permanent deafness.

It depends on why you suddenly become deaf, whether it is an accidental blow or neuropathy, it is recommended that you consult a professional doctor, after all, it is not professional, I wish you an improvement.

If it is useless, it can only be conditioned by traditional Chinese medicine.

Generally, the first visit to the ENT department, if it is related to neurology, the doctor will arrange a neurologist to consult.