COCHLEAR NEURITIS (SENSORINEURAL HEARING DAMAGE) .

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Originally published in International conference on multidisciplinary science; Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): International conference on multidisciplinary science; 7-9.
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Iskandarov, Zuhriddin and Odilnorova, Mashhura and Javohir, Mustanov and Normirova, Nargiza (2023) COCHLEAR NEURITIS (SENSORINEURAL HEARING DAMAGE) . International conference on multidisciplinary science; Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): International conference on multidisciplinary science; 7-9.

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Abstract

Cochlear neuritis - sensorineural hearing loss, is a disease of the inner ear of a non-infectious nature, in which the auditory nerve is damaged. This leads to impaired sound perception. Uncomplicated neuritis of the auditory nerve can be the result of almost any infection in the area of the ENT organs, so children's hygiene and treatment. viral diseases prevent neuralgia in old age.

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