The reason why ears cannot hear clearly

The ear is a very important part of the human body's five senses and is responsible for the body's hearing function. The ear is composed of the eardrum, eardrum and other parts. Once there is an abnormality in any part, there is a high possibility of deafness. As they age, many elderly people have hearing problems and often find it difficult to hear the sounds from the outside world. Many people have raised questions, what are the possible reasons for hearing loss?

1. Reasons for unclear hearing

1. Otitis media or central nervous system deafness

It is generally seen in neurological and organic diseases, such as otitis media or central nervous system deafness. It can be treated with the traditional Chinese medicine Zuo Ci Erlong Pills. In severe cases, hearing aids should be considered. The diet should be light and spicy food should be avoided. It is recommended that you go to the ENT department of a regular hospital for treatment. Do relevant inspections,

2. Cerebrovascular disease and cervical spondylosis

There are many causes of hearing loss, and cerebrovascular disease and cervical spondylosis must also be ruled out. After a clear diagnosis, choose an appropriate treatment plan. It is recommended to have an examination so that the situation will be clearer. Early treatment will lead to faster recovery. If treatment is delayed, hearing loss will be more severe.

3. Sudden deafness

If it is sudden deafness, it is caused by multiple reasons or partially unclear reasons. It often develops into sensorineural deafness of half or complete deafness within minutes to hours. It is also called "sudden deafness" or "sudden deafness", which is an emergency among ear diseases. The causes of the disease are usually related to viral infection, mental factors, chemical and physical stimulation, vascular problems, etc. The key is to find out the cause and treat it accordingly.

2. How to treat sudden deafness

There are three currently recognized treatment methods:

1. Systemic medication: mostly administered intravenously or orally. Commonly used drugs include vasodilators, anticoagulants, thrombolytics, hormones, neurotrophic drugs, and biological drugs (such as cell growth peptides).

2. Physical therapy: hyperbaric oxygen inhalation, autologous blood-light quantum exchange, high-frequency electromagnetic wave local irradiation, and ion introduction.

3. Surgical treatment: repair and blockage of ruptured labyrinth window membrane of the inner ear, etc.