Tinitus

Standard memberZort Boy
Science 02 Jul '09 03:08
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    02 Jul '09 03:08
    Can a deaf person suffer from Tinitus?
  2. Standard memberleestatic
    Hristos voskrese
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    02 Jul '09 08:225 edits
    Originally posted by Zort Boy
    Can a deaf person suffer from Tinitus?
    Depends on the type of deafness, nerve deafness, no.
  3. SubscriberKewpie
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    05 Jul '09 12:08
    I have had the hearing equipment surgically removed from one ear, and the ear canal permanently blocked, for reasons unconnected with hearing. The nerves which carried the hearing signal back to the brain still function, and in hearing tests are actually functioning better on that right side than on the (still hearing normally) left side. I suffer from severe tinnitus, which the surgeon explained as the "static noise" on a radio frequency when a signal isn't available. Does this answer your question?
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    07 Jul '09 07:12
    Thanks, my wife has mild Tinitus and I was just throwing some thoughts around and that question came up.
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