Patient's question:
What to do about low-frequency hearing loss, for example, the sound of metal scraping against tiles. Recently, the audiologist said there is a slight decrease in low-frequency hearing, while other frequencies are normal. Then today, my roommate next to me scraped the metal stool a few times, and that sharp sound was really unbearable. How to deal with severe low-frequency hearing loss?Doctor's answer:
This type is common. It usually occurs during childhood or adolescence. Mild or no anemia. Mild or no hepatosplenomegaly. Infection and/or oxidative drugs can induce or worsen hemolytic jaundice. Even "hemolytic crisis." Similar clinical manifestations to red blood cell G6PD deficiency. It should be noted for differential diagnosis. Thalassemia is a hereditary disease. Genetic issues. You'll just have to look at the probability. There's no treatment for it. However, early screening can detect it.