After pregnancy, women undergo a series of significant physical and psychological changes, and many pregnant women may suddenly experience hearing loss or even complete loss of hearing in their ears during pregnancy, which is known as sudden deafness. So why are pregnant women prone to sudden deafness?
Sudden deafness is a common hearing loss disease that often occurs suddenly without any warning. The main symptoms include tinnitus, ear blockage, nausea, dizziness, vomiting, and decreased hearing in the ears.
For the occurrence of this disease, it is medically believed that there are multiple causes, but the main reason is due to viral infection, or some circulatory disorders, as well as dysfunction of the autoimmune system.
For pregnant women, it is a special period where they are prone to viral infections or other diseases due to a decrease in their own resistance, which can lead to sudden deafness.
When pregnant women experience sudden deafness, they should undergo examination as soon as possible, as the causes of this disease include vascular factors, inflammatory factors in the body, and possibly organic lesions. If pregnant women take some medication during pregnancy, it may also cause damage to their ears and hearing, and should be checked as soon as possible.
