Patient's question:
The child is ten years old. Two years ago, it was discovered that the child has poor hearing. They visited multiple hospitals in our local area, but the cause of the condition was not identified.Treatment history and effectiveness: None.
What kind of help is desired: Preparing to come to your hospital for treatment.
Doctor's answer:
Mainly, the focus is on the ear itself diseases, such as otitis media, tympanic membrane perforation, as well as long-term or sudden noise exposure, nerve dysfunction, etc. Additionally, emotional factors, excessive stress, poor long-term sleep, and many systemic disease factors may also lead to the recurrence of epilepsy symptoms. Idiopathic epilepsy is caused by damage to the inner ear, specifically referring to the massive purulent inflammation of the hair cells in the inner ear. According to current audiology theories and clinical medical findings, once hair cells become purulent, they cannot be regenerated, and they are irreversible. Therefore, the conclusion that neurosensory hearing loss is definitely incurable has not yet changed.