What are the early symptoms of sensorineural hearing loss?

People feel buzzing in their ears but cannot hear anything, and they think they have sensorineural hearing loss. Is that true? Doctors tell us that the symptoms of sensorineural hearing loss include nausea, vomiting, swelling in the ears, hearing loss, dizziness, etc. If you have these symptoms, the initial diagnosis may be sensorineural hearing loss. But in order to help everyone understand the disease more clearly, next, we will introduce to you the early symptoms of sensorineural hearing loss.

1. Deafness and tinnitus experts say that the most obvious early diagnosis and treatment of sensorineural hearing loss is dizziness or feeling of discomfort in the head.

2. Tinnitus: Some patients also suffer from tinnitus. Moreover, tinnitus is the first early symptom of deafness. When tinnitus occurs, it often tells the patient that there is a problem. Therefore, we should know that tinnitus is an obvious signal that causes deafness.

3. Hearing loss: Deafness and tinnitus experts say that in addition to the symptoms described above, some patients will also feel hearing loss. Moreover, they often fail to notice when others are greeting them, and often interrupt or ask the other person to repeat themselves during face-to-face conversations.

4. In addition to the symptoms described above, deafness and tinnitus experts say that patients will feel a sense of stuffiness or pressure in their ears, and numbness or heaviness around the ears.

After the above introduction to the early symptoms of sensorineural hearing loss, everyone has some understanding. If you feel that you may have some of the above symptoms and you are not so sure, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis in time, and then receive correct treatment to avoid missing the best time to treat sensorineural hearing loss.