Patient's question:
When my father was young, he worked in a factory. Because the roar of the machines was very loud, his hearing gradually deteriorated. Over the years, as he has gotten older, his hearing has become worse and worse. He often calls him several times but doesn't get a response. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the diagnosis was neurosensory hearing loss. What is neurosensory hearing loss?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the patient may have noise-induced neurosensory hearing loss, also known as noise-induced hearing loss. Treatment can involve medications that stabilize inner ear microcirculation and nourish nerves. Physical therapy includes hyperbaric oxygen therapy, microwave treatment, etc. It can also incorporate traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture treatment. Avoiding noisy environments, maintaining a clear diet, and actively controlling blood sugar and blood pressure can also play a certain role in the comprehensive prevention and treatment of epilepsy.