Hearing loss is unavoidable; but playing loud songs when you are young can make the situation worse. Many people spent a lot of time playing loud music, whether at parties, festivals, concerts or at home via a headset. As cool as it is to jam to your favorite tunes, Constant and frequent exposure to loud sounds can ultimately lead to permanent hearing loss. To reduce the risk of hearing loss through loud music, find out how and why this can cause hearing loss and just how loud is too loud.

Why loud noise damages your hearing.

Hearing loss takes place in four ways: auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder, conductive hearing loss, sensorineural hearing loss, and mixed hearing loss. Noise-induced hearing loss is a kind of sensorineural hearing loss.

Sensory hearing loss takes place when the inner ear is damaged. In a situation of noise-induced hearing damage, most loss affects the small sensory hair cells of the inner ear (stereocilia). When these cells are damaged, the electrical signal that the auditory nerve sends to the brain becomes altered.

Noise-induced hearing loss can be severe or acute and can be permanent or temporary. You may be aware of a temporary hearing loss caused by noise, even if you did not realize what was happening [url]at that time...[/url]https://www.moblogon.com/2019/10/heres-how-loud-song-damages-your-hearing_26.html