Conductive deafness or conductive hearing loss is when the sound waves are not fully processed while in route to throughout the ear. Sound waves are lost somewhere in the outer ear, tympanic membrane, or middle ear.
Conductive hearing loss means that the hearing nerve and cochlea are working normal, but the sound is not getting to the cochlea properly. This generally means one of 4 things: ear canal problems (ear wax, infection, developmental deformity), ear drum problem (stiff or punctured), ear bones problem (otosclerosis), or middle ear problem (fluid in middle ear, eustachian tube pressure problems). Conductive hearing losses are often able to be corrected by medicine or surgery, unlike nerve hearing problems.
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Jacob most likely is having issues with fluid in his inner ear. The three little bones the hammer, stirrup, and anvil cannot transmit signals to the cochlea.
Conductive deafness is caused by the sound waves essentially getting lost as it travels through the ear. It can be lost in the outer ear, middle ear, or tympanic membrane.
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help pls His problem involves the Cochlea! Tha answer is Cochlea
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The chances are very slim. When a man is diagnosed as being sterile they are unable to impregnate a female. However, once in a while couples to get pregnant
The chances of survival are very high depending on when TTTS is diagnosed, if it is diagnosed early on in the pregnancy then it could be fatal but later on ( after 26 weeks) the chances are far higher! I was a TTTS baby my self and i am still alive and kicking, both me and my twin survived into our early teens then she passed away from other issues. The chance on at least one of the babies being disabled is a possibility it is more likely to be the recipient of the extra blood but the donor can become ill!
if you were diagnosed, chances are you do have PID. not all symptoms leaning tword being pregnant mean that you are. test yourself again. and start having protected sex.
You can, but it's pretty dumb to drink a depressant when you are taking antidepressant medications. Furthermore, if you were drinking when you were diagnosed, the chances are extremely good that the diagnosis was inaccurate to begin with.
You likely can get pregnant and fertility pills will help.
Umbrellas, especially those with conductive metal frames, can conduct electrical charges from the ground, making a shorter path for any lightning discharge that occurs nearby. Non-conductive handles of plastic or wood reduce this danger. Given the very low odds of a lightning strike hitting relatively close to you, the increased risk is not very great, but it does exist.
Yes, but have it treated, before becoming pregnant. Remember the more scarring you have, the worse your chances for future pregnancies, so be more careful of your partners in the future. Good Luck.