What is the effect of sudden deafness on people

Deafness is not uncommon in our life. Some people are deafness caused by noise, some people are deafness caused by aging of hearing organs, some people are deafness caused by ingestion of drugs by mistake. However, some people are suddenly deaf for no reason. We call this sudden deafness.

Because I’ve written about sudden deafness before, I won’t explain it in detail here. It’s just a stroke here. Sudden deafness is usually a sudden and unknown neurological deafness. Clinical manifestations include deafness, tinnitus, ear blockage and nystagmus. So what effect does sudden deafness have on people?

The first thing is hearing loss. Generally speaking, a person with normal hearing can distinguish hundreds of thousands of sound nuances. Once you suffer from sudden deafness, it is followed by rapid hearing loss. Sudden deafness can really achieve instant deafness, but not everyone. Generally, the slowest is within three days To the lowest point. When we can’t hear the sound, we will lose our sense of the surrounding sound. Slowly, our brain will forget the sense of hearing the sound, which will become dull over time.

After hearing loss, the direct impact is communication difficulties, especially for infants who are just born, the hearing impairment will directly affect their learning and perception of speech function. As for adults, communication difficulties will have a great impact on their life and work, and may make them stay away from the society actively or passively.

Secondly, psychological disorder, which many people will be puzzled about, why does a deaf develop into a psychological disorder? There is a great possibility that sudden deafness can be cured in time, but some people don’t think so. The delay leads to permanent hearing loss. Then, due to the long-term communication barrier, their personality and temperament change. It is possible that the original kind and friendly people will become stubborn and suspicious because of sudden deafness.