Can damaged hearing be restored and improved?

* Hearing rehabilitation must first face your own hearing loss. Many hearing-impaired people are unwilling to admit hearing loss and are worried about bidding farewell to their youth and entering old age. Young people are worried about losing job opportunities, and parents are worried about their children being discriminated against. Various reasons have led to people's prejudice against the hearing-impaired, including the hearing-impaired themselves. idea.

* Facing your own hearing loss is the first step in hearing rehabilitation. Usually when someone says: You haven’t heard me for a long time, are you deaf? Most people's reactions are: it's a problem of lack of concentration; when buying things, they don't hear the price mentioned by the salesperson clearly, it's a problem of the chaotic environment; when family members get together, they always interrupt and make jokes because others talk too fast Questions and more. When communication difficulties occur, we always look for other people's problems, and few of us think of checking our own hearing. This is especially true for children. Children with hearing loss learn to speak slowly and have a small vocabulary. Many parents would rather believe that their children are "slow speakers" than take their children for hearing tests. They are even more reluctant to believe the results when faced with them. Many children therefore The chance of recovery was lost.

* We know that any organ of the human body is used or lost, and the same is true for hearing. Hearing loss in the elderly usually declines naturally, which is a process of organ aging. It is generally sensorineural hearing loss, which is irreversible by medical means and will not return to normal hearing due to medication. However, failure to restore hearing does not mean that the ability to hear has been lost. Modern medicine and audiology have established a road to recovery for hearing-impaired patients. First of all, we must determine the nature and degree of hearing loss. Only when we face hearing loss and admit hearing loss will we take the initiative to go to the hospital for examination and seek help. Hearing examinations can be performed in regular hospitals to rule out symptoms that are acceptable for medical intervention and determine the Hearing aids are fitted after irreversible hearing loss. There are two prerequisites for fitting a hearing aid. One is to have residual hearing, and the other is to have basic speech recognition ability. Many elderly people can hear but cannot hear clearly, that is, the speech recognition rate is poor. As speech recognition rates continue to decline, hearing aids will no longerSignificant improvement over time.

* Of course, hearing aids are auxiliary instruments and cannot replace real organs. Therefore, we must have an objective understanding and positioning of hearing aids and have reasonable expectations.

It is said that the eyes are the windows to the soul, then the ears are the windows of perception, allowing us to listen to the wisdom of the world. Therefore, we must protect our ears well, develop good living habits, reduce stress, don’t be too nervous, and be a relaxed and casual person. Hearing damage must be checked and treated promptly, so as not to let us lose the window to perceive the world.