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What Is caused by damage to the eardrum or by constant exposure to loud noise?
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Hearing loss
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What Caused by damage to the eardrum or by constant exposure to loud noise?
Hearing loss
Can a person develop tinnitus without damaging their eardrum?
Yes, you can have this symptom of over-exposure to noise without eardrum damage. Tinnitus can also develop as a result of other factors other than noise exposure.
What is the technical term for tissue damage caused by exposure to cold?
Frost Bite.
What is damage to the skin and underlying tissue caused by prolonged exposure to extreme cold?
frostbite
What causes hearing impairment?
Typical permanent hearing loss is due to damage caused to the eardrum, which can include scaring or perforation, normally caused by exposure to loud noises. Typical temporary hearing loss is normally due either to waxy buildup on the outside of the eardrum (DO NOT TRY TO CLEAR THIS YOURSELF), or a buildup of pressure on the inside wall of the eardrum. There are countless other types of temporary and permanent hearing loss and reduction, consult a medical professional if you even suspect your hearing may be degrading. Many types of hearing loss are preventable if caught in the early stages.
Damage to the skin and underlying tissues caused by prolonged exposure to extreme cold is called what?
frostbite
Damage to the skin and underlying tissues caused by prolonged exposure to extreme cold is called .?
frostbite
What is damage to the skin and underlying tissues caused by prolonged exposure to extreme cold is called?
frostbite
Why should we not put a pin or pencil in our ears?
You could damage your eardrum ! THe damage is permanent and may result in loss of all or part of your hearing in that ear.
Can you vatcch brhoncitus like a cold?
If it is caused by a bacteria or virus yes. Some however have COPD or chronic bronchitis and emphysema. That is permanent lung damage, usually caused by smoking or constant exposure to second hand smoke, leading to an obstruction of airflow during exhalation which is not contagious.
What is the first aid for a ruptured eardrum?
Do not stick anything into your ear, if you have a ruptured eardrum. This can cause damage or promote a serious infection.
Can loud noises damage the hairlike cells in the eardrum?
Yes, they can
