What are the early symptoms of the different types of deafness?

1. There is a feeling of dizziness, about 2 5 days 1 2 sudden deafness accompanied by different degrees of vertigo, of which about 10% is severe deafness, nausea and vomiting, which can last for 4 7 days, and mild dizziness can exist for more than 6 weeks. A small number of patients present with vertigo as the main symptom, and it is easy to misdiagnose Meniere's disease. Resolves after a few days, and the seizures do not recur.

2. Tinnitus will occur, and tinnitus occurs mostly before and after deafness, accounting for about 70%. It usually occurs a few hours before deafness, is usually a buzzing sound, and can last for 1 month or more. Some patients may emphasize tinnitus and ignore hearing loss.

3. Neurological deafness will have hearing impairment, loss or even disappearance as the main symptoms, patients often feel that there are cicadas or other sounds in their ears, and patients feel more obvious in a quiet environment. It can be accompanied by a variety of systemic symptoms such as fever, headache, irritability, abdominal distension, and backache and fatigue.

4. Neural deafness is ferocious, hearing loss can occur instantly, within hours or days, and there are also sudden deafness when waking up in the morning. In slow cases, deafness can gradually worsen and stop progressing after a few days. The degree ranges from mild to total deafness.

It can be temporary or permanent. It is usually unilateral, and occasionally both occur simultaneously or sequentially. It can be cochlear deafness or postcochlear deafness.

Types of deafness are generally divided into neurological deafness and mixed deafness.

Neural deafness refers to the damage of the hearing nerve due to various reasons, mainly manifested as hearing loss, tinnitus, etc., and some patients may be accompanied by symptoms such as dizziness and nausea. Mixed deafness refers to hearing loss, tinnitus, etc., such as chronic otitis media, tympanic membrane perforation, etc., due to changes in the structure of the ossicular chain.

Early adoption** is recommended for neurological hearing loss, and hospitalization is recommended for those with more severe symptoms**. In patients with mixed hearing loss, it is recommended that the ear canal be kept clean and, if necessary, elective tympanic membrane repair or ossicular chain reconstruction surgery is recommended**.

Deafness is a relatively common otolaryngological disease, there are many clinical symptoms, there are certain individual differences, mainly manifested as hearing loss, especially when watching TV or communicating with others, there will be the need for the other party to speak repeatedly, or the volume of the TV needs to be turned on, and some patients may also have tinnitus, which can only be preliminarily judged through clinical symptoms, and the specific hearing test is also required.

The early symptoms of hereditary deafness are that newborn babies do not respond to sounds, often cry all the time to express their demands, and in early childhood, they do not respond to sounds and do not babble because they cannot hear sounds and cannot correctly judge how to make sounds.

Hello, what are the first symptoms of deafness? Hearing loss can be caused by slow hearing loss, difficulty in hearing people, or some ear disorders. I hope my answer is helpful to you!

Usually manifests as indistinct hearing, labored communication, and intermittent hearing. Patients with otitis media, tinnitus, surgery, senile decline, long-term exposure to noise, etc., can all cause hearing loss, i.e. deafness.

Hearing loss, tingling in the eardrum, dizziness.

Ears hear a buzzing sound.

1. Hearing inattention: The first thing some early deaf patients feel is the changes in their auditory attention. For example, it is not easy to focus on listening to the other person's conversation for a longer period of time.

I often don't notice that others are greeting me. For example, it is difficult to hear others when reading or writing, and so on.

2. Louder speech: Other people can clearly feel that the sound they hear is not loud enough, so they often put their hands behind their ears to increase the reception volume. Watching TV or listening to the radio often asks for a louder volume, which is deafening for family members.

3. Tinnitus and vertigo: Tinnitus and vertigo are often signals of deafness. If you experience vertigo, tinnitus, or significantly worsening tinnitus, you should consider seeing a doctor to check your hearing.

4. Interrupt or ask the other party to repeat: When talking face-to-face, early deaf patients often interrupt or ask the other party to repeat. When hitting **, often ask the other party to raise the volume.

And at any given time, they often speak louder and louder on their own. They often find it difficult to hear conversations between others, even when they are close to each other.

Hello, what are the first symptoms of deafness?

Hearing loss is mostly 2Slowly progressive 3Poor discernment 4I can't hear when I talk quietly, and I feel noisy when I talk loudlyPoor speech comprehension in noisy environments 6Some are accompanied by tinnitus.

The symptoms of deafness, conductive deafness and neural deafness are described separately. In the case of conductive hearing loss, first, there will be a feeling of ear tightness, ear blockage, then hearing loss, and even if there is a perforation, there may be this manifestation of tinnitus. If there is no cerumen in the ear, it is caused by the problems in the eardrum and tympanic chamber, so the most common is secretory otitis media, and there is ear blockage caused by ear blockage, as well as ear blockage, ear blockage caused by poor Eustachian tube function, ear blockage, hearing loss, which is the most common symptom of deafness.

The degree of hearing loss is also different, the lighter ones may not feel very obvious, the heavier ones are normal people who have communication difficulties, and the more severe ones are the loud gongs and drums that cannot be heard, so it is a symptom of severe deafness.

Symptoms of deafness include difficulty concentrating, speaking loudly, and the need for repetition when communicating. 1. Hearing inattention, deaf patients feel that their hearing has changed, they can't concentrate on listening when talking to people for too long, and they often don't notice that others are greeting them. 2. The voice of speech becomes louder, some patients will obviously feel that the sound they hear is not loud enough, and they habitually put their hands behind their ears, and their own voice will unconsciously become louder when talking to others.

3. When communicating face-to-face with others, early deaf patients will often interrupt others and ask them to repeat what they have described. Neurotrophic medications** are recommended for mild cases and hearing aids for heavier patients.

According to the time of onset, it can be divided into congenital deafness and acquired deafness. Congenital deafness refers to the occurrence of ** hormone during pregnancy, and the deafness occurs as soon as the baby is born; Acquired deafness refers to the deafness caused by various acrylic factors after the birth of the baby.

According to **, it can be divided into hereditary deafness, infectious deafness, drug-toxic deafness, and traumatic deafness.

According to the location of the disease, it can be divided into conductive deafness, sensorineural deafness, and mixed deafness.

Various acute infectious diseases, bacterial or viral infections, such as Japanese encephalitis, mumps, purulent meningitis, measles, scarlet fever, epidemics, otal shingles, typhoid fever, etc., can damage the inner ear and cause sensorineural hearing loss of varying degrees of severity. Details

Drug factors (10%) are more common in aminoglycoside antibiotics, such as gentamicin, kanamycin, polymyxin, dihydrostreptomycin, neomycin, etc., other drugs such as quinine, salicylic acid, cischloroplatin, etc. can cause sensorineural deafness, ear drug poisoning is closely related to the susceptibility of the body, drug toxicity deafness is bilateral, mostly accompanied by tinnitus, vestibular function can also be impaired.

In the early stages of hearing loss (the first two years), it is often imperceptible in older people. Be careful if you have the following symptoms:

1. It's not deaf, it's that you can hear the sound, but you can't hear it clearly, so you need to ask twice.

2. In a quiet environment, communication with people is basically barrier-free, but it is difficult to hear clearly when there are many people.

3. Face-to-face communication, basically barrier-free, if you can't see each other, you can't hear clearly.

4. When you are in a good mood and in good physical condition, the communication is basically barrier-free, but you can't hear clearly when you are tired or tired.

5. Communicate with familiar people, basically barrier-free, but communicate with strangers and can't hear clearly.

6. The most common initial symptom is cicada-like tinnitus.

It varies from person to person, and some people will have tinnitus in the early stage. Some people have sudden deafness without any symptoms at all.

Hearing starts to decline slowly!

The symptoms of deafness are:1Tinnitus, frequent dizziness 2Gradual hearing decline 3Lack of concentration 4The person speaks loudly.

I can hear the voice, but I can't hear what is being said.