Ethical deafness in the inner ear: causes, symptoms and treatment.

Congenital deafness in the inner ear, the interior -ear, is the innate deafness in the interior -ear, one of the most common chronic diseases in children, as hearing loss occurs at birth and occurs when the overability to convert vibrio vibration of mechanical energy to sound to electrical energy for nerve impulses. Delay in the treatment of congenital deafness in the inner ear can cause complications, so the diagnosis of hearing loss usually follows the search for basic causes of early intervention and finding appropriate treatment. In this article, it is identified about the most prominent information about the innate deafness in the inner ear: the symptoms of innate deafness in the inner ear are one of the most prominent symptoms that indicate innate deafness in the inner ear, the following: to keep speech and other sounds. Struggling to understand words. A problem with the audience of consonant letters. The need to increase the volume, TV or radio. Causes and factors of the risk of congenital deafness in the inner ear are one of the most prominent causes and factors of risk that leads to congenital deafness in the interior, the following: 1. Causes of moral deafness in the interior: General and include: ethical deafness in the inner ear may be due to environmental and prehistoric factors. Congenital infections. Sitomegal virus. Genetic mutations. Usher Syndrome. Jervell and Lange -Nielsen Syndrome. Ciplithic malformations. Facial disorders. Congenital infections. Extensive vestibule. Dysplasia in the sickle channel. Internal auditory channel malformations. 2. Risk factors leading to innate deafness in the inner ear, which is as follows: a family history of innate hearing loss. Early birth. Low weight at birth. Congenital infection. Rubella. Complications of congenital deafness in the inner ear are the most prominent complications of innate deafness in the inner ear: thyroid. Hearing loss associated with enlarged vestibular channels. Direct damage to tracking the ear. The death of cells in a kurty and blood vessels. Changes in the formation of subcutaneous lymph to cell damage. Output of the external audience channel. Changes in the quality of life, such as: difficult reading and perception. Diagnosis of congenital deafness in the inner ear is often performed by an extensive audience examination of newborns to ensure whether it suffers from birth in the inner ear, but there are some reasons that can lead to innate deafness in the inner ear, such as: hearing neuropathic spectrum disorder. Diagnostic results are not conclusive as language skills are still developing. But in general, the following are also used: 1. Sound releases are noises arising from the movement of external hair cells, because they respond strongly to hearing stimulation as it occurs inherently short -lived sound releases after the click incentive is applied, and the waveform of the oscillating sound that the response of sound outage with the movement of the Tympanic membrane has consistent. Expl for the ongoing stay of the sound releases can give a special signal to the cochlea condition, and can be measured by a small sin in the external audience channel. 2.. The audience reactions on the brain stem are electrical potential due to hearing stimulations that reflect nervous activity at different separate points along the hearing track, and the activity is recorded from electrodes linked to the scalp using average computer techniques. This test is the golden standard for the objective assessment of audience in infants and children of all ages. 3.. Trial that measures the behavior test, or the so -rounded audience measurement, can be used to assess the functional safety of the ear through different tests to verify the physiological and behavioral results. A visual audience measurement can be used in children between 6-24 months, and this test is used by an air connection converter to test the safety of the complete hearing system or a leg connection adapter. It is noteworthy that babies who do not pass the exam require the appropriate hearing and medical evaluation. Ethnic deafness treatment in the inner ear. The treatments used in innate deafness in the inner ear include the following: 1. Medicine -therapy may prescribe antimicrobial and anti -inflammatory treatments to cause the immune response to infection that can affect the ear and moral deafness in the inner ear, and the damage to the cochlea can also be reduced. People with CMV can also be treated with preventative vaccination, immunoglobulin and prenatal antiviral treatment. 2. Subscriptions are restored by transplant or non -levy hearing aids, and some people may be subject to hearing rehabilitation by traditional sound devices. 3. Cochlear transplantation for people with severe sensory hearing impairment, unilateral cultivation can be used to give better hearing and improve the quality of life in the patient. Planting the bilateral industrial cochlea can lead to significant improvements in determining the location of the sound and audience in noise. 4. Substances installed in the leg can use children with a hearing channel to use hearing aids installed in the leg as it helps to rehabilitate the single -minded sensory hearing loss. Preventing innate deafness in the inner ear needs children with innate deafness in the inner ear, or have risk factors for hearing loss to follow up and continuously investigate to prevent the development of the condition and hearing loss. General types, if someone suffers from the connection of hearing loss, is affected the outer or middle ear, while suffering from a loss of sensory neurological audience, it is often influenced by the inner ear or the hearing nerve, or the so -called central hearing path that is divided into: poorly heard. Central hearing loss.