What diseases cause deafness? Deafness causes all of these diseases

1) Hypertension and arteriosclerosis: It is the most common deafness disease today, and its deafness mechanism may be related to the blood supply disorder of the inner ear, the increase of blood viscosity, and the disorder of lipid metabolism in the ear.

2) Hereditary nephritis, various kidney diseases, dialysis and kidney transplantation patients often have hearing impairment, and the mechanism is not very clear. It may be related to the imbalance of inner ear fluid osmosis caused by hypotension, the increase of uremia and creatinine in the blood, hypotension and microcirculation disorders, immune response and other in vitro and in vivo complex factors.

3) Diabetic microangiopathy: This kind of lesion can affect the cochlear blood vessels, narrowing the lumen and causing blood supply disorders.

4) Primary and secondary neuropathy: It can involve the degeneration of spiral ganglion cells, spiral nerve fibers VIII cranial nerves, auditory neurons at all levels in the brainstem and the auditory center of the brain.

5) Hypothyroidism: Deafness is extremely common in patients with endemic cretinism, due to its severe iodine deficiency. Caused by insufficient thyroid hormones during the development of fetal ear structures.

Hypothyroidism, arteriosclerosis.

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1.The child's mind is underdeveloped.

Deafness makes newborns lose the right to "hear" and "speak", and cannot obtain information from the outside world, resulting in the development of the language system is seriously affected, and hearing loss will delay the normal development of their intelligence and language. It leads to the mental development of children.

2.Alzheimer's disease.

Deafness is often accompanied by tinnitus or rejuvenation, which makes the language discrimination rate and expression ability of the elderly extremely reduced, resulting in the lack of interpersonal communication of the elderly, and the personality becomes withdrawn and eccentric, which may lead to the occurrence of Alzheimer's disease.

3.Paranoia.

Once you suffer from deafness, you will have a barrier in communicating with others, you can't hear what others are saying clearly, and you are always afraid that others will look down on you, and then you will have an inferiority complex. And the more inferior you are, the more you attach importance to the attitude of others towards you, and the sensitivity is strong, so that a series of conjectures will be generated about an inconspicuous action, and gradually evolve into hostility and aggression towards others. Experts noted:

Suspicion due to hearing problems in the ears is a serious psychological disorder.

4.Loss of speech.

Most of them are due to hearing loss, which leads to the loss of the ability to learn a language, which eventually leads to the loss of language ability.

Deafness is generally accompanied by tinnitus, which can also cause some brain diseases, and deaf patients are much more likely to suffer from Alzheimer's disease than normal people. Deafness endangers physical health, endangers mental health, affects interpersonal relationships, and hinders career development. It is important to have a serious impact on daily life.

People with poor hearing are prone to low self-esteem, depression, and loneliness, because it is difficult to communicate with others because of poor hearing, so they slowly like to be alone, so the probability of getting Alzheimer's disease is much greater than that of ordinary people, so when you know that your hearing is not good, it is recommended to be in time.

What causes deafness? Deafness is divided into congenital deafness and acquired deafness, congenital deafness is the result of existing hearing impairment, and acquired deafness is caused by a variety of causes. **It can be broadly divided into two categories: hereditary deafness and non-hereditary deafness.

The following is a detailed introduction to the ** and ** methods of deafness by experts from Beijing Shouda Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, hoping to bring you some help.

What causes deafness?

First, hereditary deafness: deafness caused by a genetic or chromosomal abnormality carried by both parents, one of which is deaf and mute, and the dominant gene on the chromosome is passed on to the offspring, which is autosomal dominant deafness. If both parents have normal hearing but carry a chromosomal recessive deafness gene, the offspring will have recessive deafness, or be associated with hereditary deafness.

Second, non-hereditary deafness:

1. Pregnant 3-4 months mother suffering from rubella, mumps and other diseases, or recovering for a short time nephritis, hepatitis, diabetes or using ototoxic antibiotics such as gentamicin, chain, etc. or prolonged labor during labor, dystocia, birth trauma, neonatal hypoxia, asphyxia, neonatal jaundice, failed serum, preterm birth, and low birth weight children can cause deafness.

2. Presbycusis: This is the degenerative changes of the hearing organs caused by the aging process of the human body, as well as genetics and one's own health conditions. High blood pressure, hardening of the arteries, diabetes, coronary heart disease, and other chronic diseases can induce or worsen hearing impairment.

3. The root cause of infectious deafness: ** is the acute and chronic infectious diseases caused by various sensorineural deafness. For hearing loss serious infectious diseases are meningitis, scarlet fever, diphtheria, typhoid, rubella, influenza and mumps, measles, chickenpox, etc.

Pathogenic microorganisms or their viruses can enter the inner ear through the bloodstream, destroying its structure and causing unilateral or bilateral development or aggravation of sensorineural hearing loss.

4. Deafness caused by systemic diseases: Many systemic diseases cause deafness, but inner ear blood diseases caused by vascular diseases are very common, such as hypertension, arteriosclerosis, etc.

5. Toxic drugs for deafness: At present, more than 100 kinds of ototoxic drugs have been found, which can enter the fetus with the fetus during the placenta and affect the development of the fetal inner ear, and can also be deaf and mute people of all ages.

Deafness is first and foremost associated with a bad cervical spine. If the cervical spine is not good, the cerebral blood supply will be insufficient, which will affect the hearing of the ears.

Deafness may be caused by diseases such as otitis media, tinnitus and perforation, or it may be caused by genetic factors.

Hypertension and arteriosclerosis, various types of kidney disease, diabetic microangiopathy, primary and secondary neuropathy, hypothyroidism: deafness is particularly common in patients with endemic cretinism, due to severe iodine deficiency. Caused by insufficient thyroid hormones during the development of fetal ear structures.

Diabetes, high blood pressure, etc. can cause deafness.

Hearing loss can seriously affect interpersonal communication, leading to self-talking, nagging, loneliness, isolation and frustration.

Some patients are accompanied by tinnitus, which is mostly manifested as persistent, high-profile tinnitus, severe tinnitus can affect the quality of sleep, and tinnitus and deafness are a vicious circle of each other.

Hearing loss also has a lot to do with an increased probability of falls in older adults.

When deafness occurs suddenly, people feel dizzy.