Hearing Loss Is WAY More Common Than You Think

We know that loud noise and music can cause hearing damage, but just how common is it? Why Does Loud Music Cause Hearing Loss?: http://dne.ws/1AqdwvF ...

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Man, the ringing is really loud today huh? Wait, what do you mean I’m the only one that can hear it? Ohhh that’s awkward. Hey Guys Julia here for DNews The Hearing Health Foundation estimates that right now as many as 50 million people in the US hear something that isn’t there. A ringing, a buzz, a hiss, a crackle or pop, are all the sounds tinnitus can make. And in 90% of people with tinnitus, it’s caused by hearing loss, through aging, noise exposure or an accident. So how can sound damage your hearing? Well Tara talk did a good explainer on that in a previous video, check out a link to that in the description below. In a nutshell, sometimes the energy from the loud sounds or from prolonged exposure can damage the coating of the auditory nerve that carries sound signals to the brain. ...
Hearing Loss Is WAY More Common Than You Think
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