You’re deaf after an explosion

I don’t know if you’ve ever heard of this kind of thing. A man passed a car, who knew that the tire suddenly exploded, and then the man’s ear was deaf. A man fired firecrackers in the new year, and then his friend joked and threw them on his head and exploded, and then the man’s ear was deaf.

In fact, there are many similar cases in life. You may think you will never meet them in your life, but in fact, these dangers are not far away from you.

After the explosion, the deafness caused by the explosion is the most in the previous war era. Because of the loud explosion caused by various weapons, the deafness is caused. We call this kind of deafness explosive deafness.

Generally speaking, Blast Deafness will cause hearing loss immediately after the explosion. If it is serious, it can even lose all hearing in a very short time, or even permanent deafness, isn’t it terrible.

Can hearing loss be restored after Blast Deafness?

It depends on which part of your ear causes the hearing loss, so as to judge whether your hearing loss can be recovered.

If your injury is located in the middle ear, and you are diagnosed as conductive deafness after examination, then this kind of deafness has a good effect through drug treatment or surgery, and most of them can recover hearing, such as tympanic membrane perforation caused by explosion. After the perforation is recovered, the hearing will naturally recover.

But if the damage caused by your hearing loss is located in the inner ear, and it is found to be sensorineural deafness, it is difficult to treat. Basically, it is unlikely to restore hearing. Hearing loss of this nature can not restore hearing, and only can be compensated by wearing hearing aids.

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