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Since 1992 the UN is celebrating the International Day of People with Disabilities (December 3). It is found in the world with differing amounts of effectiveness. Formance with the Day is intended to foster an awareness of handicap problems and mobilise promotion of the dignity, rights and goodwill of disabled people. It is also aimed at increasing consciousness of gains arising from the participation of disabled people in all facets of national, educational, economic and cultural life.
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Ayurvedic Doctor•Lakhimpur Kheri
27th September 2020 is World Deaf Day, and this day is celebrated every year to inform and educate the general public, policymakers, healthcare professionals, and even family members of patients with hearing loss about the multiple implications of deafness. Awareness is also spread about the ways in which hearing can be corrected or aided. Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) are suitable for varying degrees of deafness, and they can be used with any cochlear implant or hearing aid. The most commo...more
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Ayurvedic Doctor•Lakhimpur Kheri
While deafness as a disease is often treated with stigma in society, it has to be detected early in order to prevent excessive damage. For this, one must acquaint oneself with the early signs of hearing loss:
Symptoms of Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Damage to hair cells found in the nerve pathways of the inner ear causes this type of deafness, and the impairment manifests itself in symptoms that may become severe over time:
discomfort when exposed to loud sounds
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Symptoms of Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Damage to hair cells found in the nerve pathways of the inner ear causes this type of deafness, and the impairment manifests itself in symptoms that may become severe over time:
discomfort when exposed to loud sounds
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The most common assumption about deafness is that is it irreversible, this is hardly true at all times. Hearing loss can be amended and alleviated in many instances, and even be restored with medical and surgical intervention. Here are the most common ways by which one may restore lost hearing
Cochlear Implants - Possibly the most popular method of restoring hearing, cochlear implants are responsible for the direct stimulation of the auditory nerve in cases where parts of the auditory ...more
Cochlear Implants - Possibly the most popular method of restoring hearing, cochlear implants are responsible for the direct stimulation of the auditory nerve in cases where parts of the auditory ...more
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Don t let hearing loss limit you. Recent advancements in technology and medicine have ensured that hearing loss is no longer a hurdle for those who wish to live life to the fullest. Stapedectomy is one such remedial procedure that has proven to amend deafness in cases where the patient s condition is rather severe and traditional hearing aids have proven to be of little help.
What is Stapedectomy?
The Stapedectomy procedure derives its name from the bone located in the middl...more
What is Stapedectomy?
The Stapedectomy procedure derives its name from the bone located in the middl...more
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This year s World Deaf Day set to be celebrated on 27th September urges people to practice its message of living beyond fear, as is articulated in its motto: Hearing for life.
World Deaf Day will be celebrated on 27th September this year, and like every year, numerous sensitization programmes will be organized by individuals and institutions to educate people about the implications of hearing loss. World Deaf Day is celebrated every year in the month of September to celebrate the memory of...more
World Deaf Day will be celebrated on 27th September this year, and like every year, numerous sensitization programmes will be organized by individuals and institutions to educate people about the implications of hearing loss. World Deaf Day is celebrated every year in the month of September to celebrate the memory of...more
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Diabetes occurs when blood glucose or blood sugar is too high. There are three kinds of diabetes: type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and gestational diabetes. Type 1 diabetes is a type of diabetes where the body produces no insulin or very little insulin and a patient needs daily insulin injections in order to maintain healthy levels of glucose. Type 2 diabetes is more usual in adults. This type of diabetes produces insulin but does not get utilised in the body. Gestational diabetes is a kind of ...more
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The body has its own protective mechanisms, and one of these is the ear wax. The skin in the ear produces an oily, waxy substance known as cerumen. This is produced to help protect the ear from the dust and the microorganisms that it is constantly subjected to. What happens is this earwax is naturally removed from the ear as it gets washed away through the ear canal that opens to the outside. However, in some cases, where there is excessive production of wax, it can harden and cause a blockage. ...more
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Eardrum is a thin curtain-like tissue that separates the inner ear from the middle and outer ear. If this eardrum is somehow punctured, then that condition is referred to as an eardrum perforation. The eardrum can get perforated for a variety of reasons, but here are the major causes for the same.
Causes Of Ear Drum Perforations
Infection- An ear infection can alleviate an eardrum perforation. Usually, the infected area may undergo inflammation to such a degree that it may punc...more
Causes Of Ear Drum Perforations
Infection- An ear infection can alleviate an eardrum perforation. Usually, the infected area may undergo inflammation to such a degree that it may punc...more
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