What is Tugoukhost (Deafness)?

Description of the Disease

Tugoukhost, also known as deafness, is a condition in which a person experiences partial or complete hearing loss. This can be due to a disruption in the transmission of sound waves from the ear to the brain or damage to the hearing apparatus.

Classification

• By severity: mild, moderate, severe
• By cause of occurrence: congenital, acquired

Symptoms

Symptoms of tugoukhost may include difficulty in understanding conversation, problems with communication and social adaptation, as well as a feeling of isolation.

Causes

The causes of tugoukhost can be diverse, including genetic predispositions, infections, injuries, prolonged exposure to noise, and toxic substances.

Diagnosis

Diagnosis is performed using audiometry, clinical examinations, and examination by an otolaryngologist.

Treatment

Treatment of tugoukhost may include the use of hearing aids, surgical intervention, speech therapy sessions, and rehabilitation.

Prevention

Prevention of tugoukhost includes protection from noise exposure, timely treatment of infections, and seeking medical attention at the first signs of hearing impairment.

Physician

For the diagnosis and treatment of tugoukhost, it is necessary to consult an otolaryngologist.