What are the effects of wearing headphones on your ears?

If you wear headphones often, then if the sound is too loud, it may cause damage to our eardrums, so it is recommended not to collect them often.

It will cause hearing loss, hearing will become weaker and weaker, and the eardrum will also be damaged to a certain extent.

I obviously feel that my hearing has decreased greatly, and now I rarely wear headphones except for exercise.

Hearing impairment, as long as the sound is not loud and not long, there will be no damage, after all, we hear large and small sounds every day.

Wearing headphones for a long time will inevitably cause a decrease in the ear's hearing, and if you wear headphones often, your ears will be prone to inflammation and there will be many ear problems. As an ear doctor, I still recommend not wearing headphones, which are harmful to the ears.

When using ordinary headphones in public, the volume of the incoming eardrum = headphone volume + external noise, note, according to the correction of professional friends: the sound is not a linear simple superposition relationship, but generally speaking, the noise + ** must be greater than the pressure of the two alone, in order to hear all the sound details clearly, the user must turn on the volume to cover the external noise.

With the same headphones, the volume level must be very different when listening indoors and in public. Another reason is that inferior headphones have a very poor ability to restore sound details at low volume, and can only solve this problem by turning on a large volume, plus the help of external noise, it may be possible to increase the volume to 50 as long as you turn on 20 to hear clearly, which will cause hearing damage.

Wearing headphones to listen to songs for a long time can lead to deafness 30 years in advance, and it is generally difficult to find that your hearing declines, because the general loss of hearing is in the middle and high frequency stage, and the hearing examination is generally sensorineural deafness, which will not be manifested as sudden deafness and seek medical attention in time, so it is found that the first opportunity is generally missed. ‍‍

Wearing headphones regularly can have a big impact on your eardrums, which can make your hearing deteriorate, especially in old age.

Excessive sound and long listening time each time will affect the auditory nerve, causing excitotoxicity, autonomic nerve function will also be disordered, in addition to tinnitus, severe can also lead to anorexia, insomnia and other symptoms. Of all the noises, impulse noise, like the sound coming out of ***, is the most damaging to hearing.

Wearing headphones for a long time may cause eczema, poor air permeability, generally caused by cortical earmuffs, allergies, this is related to the human body and headphone materials, generally sponge materials are easy to cause, when you feel a little itching, you should stop wearing, followed by the pinna, even if the headphones are not clamped for a long time, it is easy to cause auricular discomfort, this generally does not cause big damage, but it is not easy to find, it is normal to find that the earphones are found to hurt when they are taken off, but it will be fine for a while, It is recommended to take it off once an hour and then continue to wear it.

The volume of the eardrum is basically the same as the volume of the headphones, because it can isolate most of the noise from the outside world, and you only need to turn on a small sound to hear it clearly. Of course, in-ear headphones can be dangerous when used while walking, because they can't hear the outside world.

When the volume heard by the human ear exceeds 85 decibels, a longer time can cause auditory fatigue; When the volume is above 110 decibels, it is enough to cause the hair cells of the inner ear to die. The volume output of headphones is generally around 84 decibels, and some high-frequency ranges can reach 120 decibels.