Is there a medical profession that can restore hearing through surgery?

To put it simply: by situation.

There are some types of hearing loss that can be restored with ear surgery, but this is only a tiny fraction!

Conductive hearing loss is when lesions are present in the outer or middle ear, preventing sound from reaching the inner ear.

This type of hearing loss can be temporary or permanent, depending on the cause. In some cases, hearing can be restored by medication** or surgical intervention.

For example, middle ear catheterization, stapedectomy, etc.

So. Surgery is not suitable for everyone with hearing loss.

The main type of hearing loss that is suitable is conductive hearing loss.

At present, surgery can only improve some types of hearing loss, and for the vast majority of people with hearing loss, the easiest and most effective way is to wear hearing aids.

If you suffer from hearing loss, we recommend that you find a hearing aid fitting center near you for a hearing evaluation as soon as possible.

If the diagnosis shows that hearing loss can be achieved by wearing hearing aids, then please do not delay, because early detection, early intervention, and early ** can be used to reintegrate into the world of sound as soon as possible.

Whether hearing loss can be restored depends on what type of hearing loss it belongs to, neurological hearing loss generally cannot be recovered, it belongs to auditory hair cell necrosis, cell necrosis cannot be repaired and regenerated, and if it is gone, it is gone. Neural hearing loss includes drug-induced deafness, noise-induced deafness, and presbycusis. In the case of conductive and mixed hearing loss, it is possible that surgery can be done**.

What a fart!

There are many causes of hearing loss, some of which are okay, some of which are not, and some of which can even cause hearing loss.

In the dry ear phase of chronic otitis media, electroaudiometry suggests normal hearing in the inner ear. Yes, most of them can improve hearing, but not 100%.

If it is the purulent phase of chronic otitis media, or if it is accompanied by intracranial and extracranial complications, in this case, the surgery only resolves the possible damage to the whole body of the purulent foci, and the effect on hearing improvement is not obvious.

In the case of internal deafness or central deafness, unless the hearing is moderate to severe and the person cannot communicate in daily life, an electronic cochlear implant can be performed, and the operation will cause hearing loss.

In addition, the hearing loss caused by acoustic neuroma is also if, do you say that removing acoustic neuroma can improve the hearing of Envy?

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Yes, but not for the best.

Hello! If it is a small piercing in young people, it may slowly recover. However, if there is a large perforation and fixed hearing loss has formed, even if the tympanic membrane repair is done, the hearing will not be restored.

It is also difficult to achieve a normal level of tympanic membrane repair, so if hearing loss has an impact on daily life and work communication and hearing aids can be effective, you can consider choosing it as soon as possible.

Hello, hearing loss Will my hearing recover after tympanic membrane repair surgery?

There are many types of hearing loss, if it is a hearing loss caused by a perforated eardrum, after tympanic membrane repair surgery, the hearing will be restored to a certain extent, but if the hearing is not fully restored and communication is difficult, it is recommended to wear hearing aids.

It is not necessary to return to a normal state, after all, there is a difference between artificial and natural, if hearing still affects communication, you can consider improving it by choosing hearing aids.

Hello, your problem is that you are not hearing well, will it recover after tympanic membrane repair surgery? There are many types of hearing loss, and you don't know what causes your hearing loss. If it is caused by a perforation of the eardrum, hearing may be restored after tympanic membrane repair surgery, but it may not be completely restored.

Hello! First of all, the rupture or perforation of the eardrum will affect the sound transmission efficiency of the middle ear, resulting in hearing loss. The effect of different perforation locations on hearing was different, and the perforation along the edges of both sides of the malleus stem had a more significant effect on the sound transmission function.

Different piercing areas have different effects on hearing. Less high-frequency hearing loss with small or moderate perforations; With a large perforation, high-frequency hearing loss is severe. Hearing is often improved after surgical repair of simple tympanic membrane perforation, but it varies depending on the patient, the surgical method, and the transplanted tissue.

However, most patients with hearing loss also have sensorineural hearing loss. It has been reported that postoperative hearing improvement to the application level (30 db) or more accounts for patients; For those who had improved their hearing after surgery but did not reach the application level, the overall improvement rate was 79%; The rest have no change in hearing or a few hearing loss.

(1) Drugs**: Drugs to improve inner ear microcirculation and auditory hair cell nutrition are taken in a short period of time after the occurrence of deafness. Because the inner ear hair cells of sensorineural hearing loss are necrotic and fall off, they cannot be regenerated, and medication is not a panacea, and the longer the deafness, the smaller the likelihood of deafness.

If the drug is acceptable for 1-3 weeks after sudden deafness, the effect is not good for more than 3 weeks.

2) Hearing aids: so far, the most practical and effective means of hearing compensation for sensorineural deafness or conductive deafness who have lost the opportunity of medication and surgery.

Was it a sudden drop? If it is a sudden deafness, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital as soon as possible**, if not, it depends on what causes the hearing loss, and it is recommended to go to the hospital to check the specific cause.

Children with severe and very severe hearing loss need to undergo cochlear implant surgery as soon as possible, the best age should be 12 months to 5 years old, and implantation before the age of 5 is the best time for deaf children, because the child's hearing development is most active at about 12 months to 5 years old, which is the peak of language development, and the ability to accept language will decline significantly after this stage, but it has been reported abroad that cochlear implantation surgery can be carried out as early as 4 months under special circumstances. Children with conductive hearing loss or mixed hearing loss caused by atresia of the external auditory canal and middle ear development disorders should undergo external auditory canal plasty, middle ear hearing reconstruction surgery, or bone-anchored hearing aid implantation surgery or vibratory sound bridge surgery before school age or after the age of 6 years.

In your case, first test your hearing to see how much residual hearing you have. Then choose the right power hearing aid. It is recommended that you go to the fitting center for consultation, you can try it on the spot, and you can feel whether the effect is good or not. Your hearing care professional will choose the right hearing aid for you.