Can children’s deafness be cured?

Sensorineural hearing loss mainly refers to the pathology of people's auditory nervous system, which causes the hearing to gradually weaken. If people suffer from this disease, it is impossible to fully recover without timely treatment. For children, the main reason for this disease is that children take some medicines after becoming ill. So how should children with sensorineural hearing loss be treated?

Although sensorineural hearing loss cannot be completely cured, patients must not give up treatment, especially children with this disease. Children still have a long life ahead of them and giving up treatment means that they will live their entire lives in a world without sound. If not treated in time, the patient can easily develop a withdrawn, negative and irritable personality, and to a certain extent it will also affect the brain's reaction speed. Some patients may not be able to accept that they will commit suicide. How a reasonable treatment plan can restore hearing to a certain extent.

For children with sensorineural hearing loss, hearing aids can be used first to help them hear sounds, and then combined with the more effective auditory language training to help awaken the sounds. Auditory language training mainly trains patients to learn pronunciation or speech by maximizing the use of their residual hearing and combining other sensory organs. This method is usually used in preschool.

Patients with sensorineural hearing loss must maintain a cheerful and optimistic attitude. The patient's family should also pay attention to him in time and not give up on him. For children, parents must be especially careful not to stimulate them, and pay special attention to their diet and daily life, such as ensuring that the children's living environment is clean, quiet, and comfortable, and urging them to develop good work and rest habits and ensure adequate sleep. Pay attention to protecting your child's ear hygiene and avoid external injuries to the ears.

It is recommended that children patients eat more light foods and try to eat less fried or spicy foods. The editor reminds patients not to drink strong tea or stimulating drinks before going to bed. They can drink a glass of warm milk or boiled water. For those patients with severe deafness, the editor recommends that they be accompanied by an adult when going out.