Same here buddy, I never knew the effects when I was small. I used to listen at 80% to 100% volume and I had damaged speakers that used to make distorted noise. Now I am really scared and I feel as if I have hearing loss. I hope medical field advanced enough to regenerate even the mildest hearing loss
@@tejasnareshsuvarna7948 fx 322 and OTO 313 and OTO 413 and spi 1005 also Google the unrelenting noise 350milion are suffering very badly From tinnitus we NEED a CURE
@@charlottebirgittethomsen4273 yeah man, i just hope there is a cure within at least 5 to 10 years. I am feeling so depressed man, now I started noticing, I don't clearly hear things, I just need some medicine man
You know that phrase, _"If it's too loud, you're too old"?_ Yeah, that's BS. Ignore that. There is no reason to permanently damage your hearing just to fit into a subculture of society.
If we've taken great care of our ears starting early in childhood, I think 70-year-olds would retain their ability to hear close to 20 kHz based on the loss of 0.3dB of low-frequency hearing per year. The balloons popping, dropping of weights, loud claps, and sirens that we apparently got used to could mean we've already lost the upper end of our hearing. They can almost instantly cause hearing loss. I've used a tone generator and only known one person who could hear 20 kHz as a teenager and he easily heard it, while I struggled to hear around 18 or 19 kHz. He's autistic and I'm quite confident that his loud noise avoidance was a significant factor. It makes sense because the hair cells are delicate near the base of the cochlea.
Hopefully one day there will be a treatment or cure. Until then I'd suggest talking to a hearing specialist and asking about possible assistance. Personally I've been going to a support forum since October 2021 and have been helped immensely
@@rainman4953 The doctor or the support forum? or Both? The Doctor(s) gave me an audiogram to measure my hearing as well as an Ear Exam to check pressure or blockages. The support forum gives advice and helps me feel not alone in this struggle.
It is the truth. I kept feeling the sensation of hair GROWING inside my ear, followed by numbness, then hearing loss.
Ive been feeling this in the past 6 months and my hearing has been declining, what can i do?
I hope I don’t go deaf.
What about people who is suffering tinnitus alongside hearing loss, can we do anything about stopping this tinnitus
Fx 322 and OTO 313 and OTO 413 and Susan SHORE device
Try Dr. Spectra
@@ganalaiz1276 Does Dr. Spectra work?
@@srinikethb4311 sometimes sound come from the provided headphones of dr. Spectra but I am following diet of dip
@@ganalaiz1276 hey I have high frequency hearing loss can u pls help what should be I do which diet I should follow, which food I should I eat
I hope that it's not serious because welp..I listen to music loud for 3 years,I hope it doesn't damage hearing
Definitely wear ear protectors for concerts and keep your music at a low decibel (dB).
Same here buddy, I never knew the effects when I was small. I used to listen at 80% to 100% volume and I had damaged speakers that used to make distorted noise. Now I am really scared and I feel as if I have hearing loss. I hope medical field advanced enough to regenerate even the mildest hearing loss
@@tejasnareshsuvarna7948 fx 322 and OTO 313 and OTO 413 and spi 1005 also Google the unrelenting noise 350milion are suffering very badly From tinnitus we NEED a CURE
@@charlottebirgittethomsen4273 yeah man, i just hope there is a cure within at least 5 to 10 years. I am feeling so depressed man, now I started noticing, I don't clearly hear things, I just need some medicine man
You know that phrase, _"If it's too loud, you're too old"?_ Yeah, that's BS. Ignore that. There is no reason to permanently damage your hearing just to fit into a subculture of society.
If we've taken great care of our ears starting early in childhood, I think 70-year-olds would retain their ability to hear close to 20 kHz based on the loss of 0.3dB of low-frequency hearing per year.
The balloons popping, dropping of weights, loud claps, and sirens that we apparently got used to could mean we've already lost the upper end of our hearing. They can almost instantly cause hearing loss.
I've used a tone generator and only known one person who could hear 20 kHz as a teenager and he easily heard it, while I struggled to hear around 18 or 19 kHz. He's autistic and I'm quite confident that his loud noise avoidance was a significant factor. It makes sense because the hair cells are delicate near the base of the cochlea.
I wonder if acualy straightening the hair cells in our ear under microscope will heal our hearing
I was wondering this as well until I realized the cells are damaged. Regrowth is the way to go.
Nope when hair cell damage can't be fixed it usually is permanent but some can be temporary
@@sentiso.klee0 true until we fix it with medical science.
There will be a breakthrough in restoring deafness they’re researching hard on how to restore hair cells in the inner ear.
I literally thought about this too
have a profound sensorineural hearing loss with Type A tympanogram. Is there any cure other than a Hearing Aid?
Heyyy isn’t this the guy from the infographics show
Yeah he is I been thinking that too from these videos
Okay 4 you
👂EARS R GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD
How recover pls tell me
It can’t recover. It’s permanent
Hopefully one day there will be a treatment or cure. Until then I'd suggest talking to a hearing specialist and asking about possible assistance. Personally I've been going to a support forum since October 2021 and have been helped immensely
@@thomasflakker6124 what they do to help?
@@rainman4953 The doctor or the support forum? or Both? The Doctor(s) gave me an audiogram to measure my hearing as well as an Ear Exam to check pressure or blockages. The support forum gives advice and helps me feel not alone in this struggle.
@@thomasflakker6124 helping please me, I have audiogram measure please helping me
What of god lost his hearing and it aint he dont care its he dont hear us 😝 😆
woah
never thought of it that way