Is it good to treat presbycusis aggressively?

It can be taken in the way of traditional Chinese medicine**.

Generally, if the elderly are deaf, it is best to choose a suitable hearing aid.

If the elderly are deaf, patients can apply drugs that improve circulation and nourish nerves, such as ginkgo biloba extract tablets, methylcobalamin dispersible tablets, citicoline sodium capsules, vinblastamine sustained-release capsules, etc., which can effectively improve circulation and nourish nerves. The elderly have deafness, most of which are due to poor blood circulation in the inner ear, or degenerative changes in nerve function. If there is no improvement after taking medication, but because deafness affects normal life, you can consider wearing hearing aids.

For the selection of hearing aids, it is recommended that the elderly must go to the hospital, so that the degree of hearing can be more accurately clarified, and the hearing aids can be actively adjusted, and the effect will be better. The above plan is for reference only, please use the specific drug bucket closure according to your own situation under the guidance of a professional doctor. Elderly people who are deaf need to see a doctor promptly.

If the deafness is longer and is mainly due to age, you can choose to wear hearing aids**. If the degree of deafness is particularly severe, and wearing hearing aids** is not effective, cochlear implant surgery can also be done. If the deafness is relatively short, it is a sudden deafness, and in this case, you can choose to be hospitalized**, and after hospitalization, you need to improve the relevant auxiliary examinations to check whether there are tumor lesions, and you need to use drugs to nourish the nerves and improve circulation**.

Some patients can also use glucocorticoids, which can also be combined with hyperbaric oxygen **, which also has an adjuvant ** effect. During the process, it is necessary to have regular hearing checks to observe the recovery of the condition.

Presbycusis refers to a phenomenon in which hearing deteriorates with age. The clinical characteristics of presbycusis are: bilaterally symmetrical, progressive ** tone neural hearing loss.

The hearing curve is mostly slope-shaped with high-frequency decline, and sometimes flat. In addition to hearing loss, it is often accompanied by vertigo, drowsiness, tinnitus, and paranoid temper.

The pathogenesis of presbycusis is complex and unclear. Data show that the incidence of presbycusis is significantly higher in elderly patients with hyperlipidemia than in the eulipidemia group. In addition to the degeneration of external hair cells and blood vessels, platelet aggregation, erythrocyte stasis, and microcirculation disorders due to lipid deposition, hyperlipidemia may also be related to the direct damage of lipid peroxide to biofilms and hair cells in auditory receptors.

The weekend spiral apparatus and associated nerve atrophy at the base of the cochlear presents as a slow-progressing bilateral, high-frequency decline-dominated sensorineural hearing loss. In addition, due to bone hyperplasia and deposition in the elderly, the bony holes and tubules in the inner ear and nearby are narrowed or occluded, and the corresponding nerve fibers and spiral ganglia are atrophied and nerve cells are reduced, which may be another ** of presbycusis.

It should be admitted that presbycusis is a phenomenon of aging manifested in hearing, which is basically in line with the laws of metabolism, and no one can change this law and trend. However, we can start from comprehensive conditioning and first-class measures such as prevention, reproduction, and integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine to delay the occurrence of this aging phenomenon, so as to improve the quality of life and interest in the living environment of the elderly.

1) Maintain a good mental state, actively participate in social activities, neither overly nervous nor too comfortable in life and work, and maintain an optimistic and impatient mood.

2) Positive ** Hypertension, hyperlipidemia, cerebral arteriosclerosis and diabetes are very important to prevent microcirculation disorders and delay the rate of hearing loss in the elderly.

3) Traditional Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation treatment has positive significance for the prevention and treatment of presbycusis.

Dialectical treatment should be carried out from three aspects.

Kidney essence deficiency, medullary sea void type. Symptoms include hearing loss, tinnitus, dizziness, soreness in the waist and knees, hot hands and feet, insomnia; The tongue is red and less lichen, and the pulse is thin and weak. It is advisable to treat the kidneys and fill the essence, and the ears are open. The prescription can be used for deafness, Zuoci pills or Qiju Dihuang soup.

The commonly prescribed prescriptions are: Rehmannia 20g, Yam 15g, Yam 15g, Danpi 12g, Zexiao 15g, Poria Cocos 12g, Goji Berry 12g, Huaiju.

The deafness of the elderly is mainly manifested as a gradual and neurological deafness, that is to say, in the process of ordinary life, the hearing loss gradually declines, and the initial stage is a high-frequency hearing loss, which is only manifested as the patient's response to some high-frequency, such as playing the violin and some sharp sounds, and the decline in the response to these sounds, and later with the progress of the disease, the patient will also have low-frequency hearing loss, especially the hearing loss that occurs in the language frequency, which will make the patient gradually appear in the language and communication barriers. Hearing loss in old age, that is, deafness in old age, is often accompanied by tinnitus, and patients will have high-pitched sizzling sounds in the ears, or the sound of running water, or low, buzzing, or tinnitus like the wind blowing. As the disease progresses, the patient will gradually develop changes in social skills, which will lead to gradual apathy in the elderly and a serious impact on the quality of life.

Have a healthy life, exercise more and avoid going to noisy places.

Most presbycusis is due to the presence of blood clots in the blood vessels of the ear, coupled with the slow blood circulation of the elderly, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the ear, causing functional damage, and inducing presbycusis.

3.Hearing aid.

Installing hearing aids is one of the effective ways to alleviate presbycusis, because when the elderly are not hearing well, it will lead to language impairment, resulting in the elderly being unwilling to communicate and use their brains, which will increase the probability of Alzheimer's disease, so it can help the elderly recover their hearing through the use of assistive medical devices.

4.Built-in cochlea.

For the elderly with good physical fitness, you can do built-in cochlear implants, that is, install an electronic cochlear implant inside the ear to help collect and transmit sound signals, which can not only help the elderly recover their hearing, but also promote brain activity and avoid Alzheimer's disease, but the built-in cochlear needs to be taken care of, such as avoiding contact with water and maintaining hygiene.

The common hazards of presbycusis are as follows:

1. Decline in quality of life: At present, the emphasis on communication, such as WeChat, voice, **, patients will not be able to hear or hear clearly, usually 1-2 times this phenomenon, may be reluctant to talk to others, or others are unwilling to communicate with them further, resulting in a decline in quality of life;

2. Psychological problems: If you are often unwilling to speak and communicate with others, you may gradually develop psychological problems, such as depression and loneliness, which will affect your physical health.

In addition, presbycusis causes involuntary setting of the sound of the TV or mobile phone in life, which affects the surrounding friends or family.

Therefore, for presbycusis, we must care about the elderly, and let them live positively and optimistically every day, and then spend every day happily, we must pay attention to the physical and mental health of the elderly, and then let them spend the second half of their lives happily, I hope mine will help you.

Presbycusis, also known as age-related hearing loss, is the most common disorder of the human auditory system. The prevalence of deafness increases significantly with age, with 25 to 50 people aged 65 having a hearing threshold greater than 30db in at least one ear.

Presbycusis refers to the aging and degeneration of hearing organs with age, resulting in binaural symmetrical, sensorineural deafness, which we call presbycusis, also known as age-related deafness.

At present, we can also refer to these, that is, hearing loss before entering old age, or hearing loss in old age, we can also collectively call it presbycusis, our previous perception of presbycusis is that it is only a sensory, or neurological hearing loss, which is currently conductive hearing loss, which is also within the range of presbycusis.

Presbycusis, also known as senile hearing loss, is a kind of hearing impairment that occurs in the elderly, generally more common in the elderly over 60 years old, and its ** is not very clear at present, it may be mainly due to the gradual and symmetrical inner ear hair cells and degenerative changes of the auditory nerve in both ears from the beginning of old age, and with the gradual aging of age, the symptoms of presbycusis will be more serious.