What are the chances of recovery from nerve deafness?

How likely is it to recover from neurological deafness?

1. Can recover: If the deafness occurs suddenly recently, it may be possible to recover to a certain extent, or even achieve a better recovery, provided that active and effective treatment is received. For the condition of sudden deafness, it is usually necessary to use drugs that can help improve the microcirculation of the inner ear and nourish the nerves. Commonly used drugs include Jinado, Micoba, etc., and hormonal drugs such as dexamethasone are also needed. Patients can also use traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, or hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

2. Unable to recover: If the patient has symptoms of neurological deafness for a long time, or has presbycusic deafness due to age, or long-term noise-induced deafness, it is often difficult to effectively treat and recover. .

For patients with neurological deafness who have relatively little hearing loss and are treated early, the possibility of cure and hearing recovery is also relatively high. However, it is more difficult for patients with severe hearing loss and those who receive late treatment to recover their hearing. Some patients can retain their residual hearing through drug treatment, combined with language or auditory training, and restore their hearing level to a certain extent. For patients with severe hearing loss and poor conventional treatment, they need to choose Hearing Aids or surgical cochlear implants to improve their hearing and meet their daily work and communication needs.