Because not being able to hear properly means that the person is getting isolated and minimizes the social interaction, which in turn leads to a decline in the cognitive stimulation and the brain function would be affected on the long run. Since our brain gets stimulated whenever we use it in listening to music, stories, conversations and works on processing these information and store some of them, in hearing loss all of these activities wouldn’t happen.
Thank you! I was watching your videos as a medical student, and now still for post grad exams!
Thanks you Tom, well presented
Thanks 😊
Loved it .. quickly comprehensively covered
That was great, thank you for your dedication.
Thank you for sharing awesome videos , very informative
Glad you like them!
Thank you for your awesome videos.
Excellent video❤️❤️
This video is amazing!
Could you do a video on understanding Medinstinal Thymomas
Not thought of that topic. Will add it to the list but it may be quite a while until I get around to it.
@@ZeroToFinals thank you so much
I jave hearing loss.. but have not any tyoe of risk factors which you diacrib ...
What?
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It is heart warming to hear silence 🔇🔕again without sound disturbance, all thanks to Dr Madida on UA-cam for his treatment.
Why would treating hearing loss with hearing aids help to prevent dementia? Don’t get that 🤷♀️
Because not being able to hear properly means that the person is getting isolated and minimizes the social interaction, which in turn leads to a decline in the cognitive stimulation and the brain function would be affected on the long run. Since our brain gets stimulated whenever we use it in listening to music, stories, conversations and works on processing these information and store some of them, in hearing loss all of these activities wouldn’t happen.
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