HEARING LOSS IS DEFINED AS EITHER CONDUCTIVE OR SENSORINEURAL.
CONDUCTIVE - When sound cannot reach the inner ear through normal air conduction channels, the hearing loss is considered to be conductive. Conductive hearing loss is often responsive to medical or surgical treatment
SENSORINEURAL - This type of hearing loss results from disease or damage in the cochlea (inner ear) or along the nerve pathway from the inner ear to the brain. This type of hearing loss is permanent.
CAUSES OF HEARING LOSS:
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