Not exact matches
His research shows that in cases of hearing loss, the ear's
nerve fibers become
damaged before the
hair cells do, and when those synaptic fibers reconnect
to the
hair cells, it's possible
to regain hearing.
Based on previous studies, researchers have hypothesized that recreational noise exposure might
damage the circuitry between sensory
hair cells in the inner ear and their auditory
nerve targets that deliver information
to the brain.
The burning sensation has been compared
to touching a hundred - watt lightbulb but without the singed
hair — the system is only playing with your
nerve endings, not causing permanent
damage.
Implantable prostheses designed
to deliver electrical stimuli directly
to the auditory
nerve hold considerable promise for people with a type of deafness in which the sensory
hair cells of the inner ear are
damaged
Exposure
to loud noises
damages the synapses connecting the
nerves and the
hair cells in the cochlea, resulting in noise - induced hearing loss.
However, too much selenium supplementation can lead
to gastrointestinal distress,
hair / nail changes, fatigue, and even
nerve damage.