Occupational disease health checkup, hearing screening
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Well, there’s a severe decline in hearing in the left ear; high-frequency sounds can’t be heard. Is there still any hope? What should I eat to get better?
It’s probably impossible to save them now; it’s quite important to develop the habit of wearing earplugs in areas with high noise levels. At least it won’t develop any further.
I found out last year during my routine health check-up that my hearing wasn’t very good. (I think it’s okay; I suspect there was something wrong with the hearing test equipment used at the time.) After a follow-up examination, the doctor said my ears were oily or something and suggested that I go to the clinic for further treatment. I didn’t follow the doctor’s advice, and now my hearing is excellent. Later I asked a colleague, and the colleague said it’s just about sucking out earwax;P
It’s clear that the original poster often goes to those places; wearing earplugs will at least prevent things from getting any worse
I feel deep sympathy for you. Hearing damage may be irreversible. Take good care of yourself to slow down the progression of the illness. First, take proper precautions, and after some time check to see if there is any improvement. If it’s mild and short-lived, there might be a chance that the symptoms will lessen. Good luck!