Hearing loss treatment in ayurveda
Hearing occurs when sound waves reach the structures
inside your ear, where the sound wave vibrations are converted into nerve signals that your brain recognizes as
sound. Your ear consists of three major areas: outer ear, middle ear and inner
ear. Sound waves pass through the outer ear and cause vibrations at the
eardrum. The eardrum and three small bones of the middle ear amplify the
vibrations as they travel to the inner ear. There, the vibrations pass through
fluid in a snail-shaped structure in the inner ear (cochlea). Attached to nerve
cells in the cochlea are thousands of tiny hairs that help translate sound
vibrations into electrical signals that are transmitted to your brain. The
vibrations of different sounds affect these tiny hairs in different ways,
causing the nerve cells to send different signals to your brain. That's how you
distinguish one sound from another.
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