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3BHow Your Hearing Works
HOW THINGS CAN GO WRONG
We’ve talked a lot about how your ears work, how they allow you to
collect and interpret sound, and even how the fluid in your ears can help
you maintain balance. Most of this happens every day, every minute of
every day, and without much notice. You may remember certain sounds
you have heard, your baby’s cry, your mother’s voice on the phone, or
your children’s laughter, but you won’t be thinking about the mechanics
of hearing or balance too much, unless there is something wrong and
only when it is not working as it should.
There are many factors that influence your ability to hear and hear well,
and your sense of balance. Even the smallest thing, like an
overabundance of earwax, can undermine your hearing. Of course,
there are also serious hearing and balance problems that need to be
treated medically. Let’s take a look at the most common hearing and
balance difficulties.
Swimmer’s Ear
This has been named swimmer’s ear because it generally occurs when
the ear has been exposed to water or humidity for an extended period of
time. This condition is also known as acute external otitis because it is
an infection of the ear canal. When the ears are frequently submersed
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