@Craig_A_Spencer Measles is deadly, a few in a thousand, but the real bad news is damage to hearing and vision, a few percent of the cases. But as far as side effects go it's the R in MMR, rubella, which is absolutely devastating to embryos. 12-19% severe hearing loss 1/2 https://t.co/RWav39lSds https://t.co/5ny2pEfx6J
Viral causes of hearing loss: a review for hearing health professionals.
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The discussions reflect recognition of the article's importance, exemplified by comments about measles' devastating effects and a detailed mention of virus-induced sensorineural hearing loss, indicating a moderate but engaged response that balances agreement with critique and clarification of key points.
Most individuals acknowledge the significance and validity of the review, highlighting the role of viruses in hearing loss.
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The discussions suggest that the publication influences professional understanding and highlights major concerns like viral contributions to hearing impairment.
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- Viral infections can cause various types of hearing loss, either at birth (congenital) or later in life (acquired), and can affect one or both ears.
- The damage to hearing can occur directly to the inner ear, through inflammation, or by increasing vulnerability to bacterial or fungal infections; most virus-related hearing loss is sensorineural, but other types are possible.
- Some viral infections responsible for hearing loss can be prevented or treated, and recent updates have been made to guidelines for managing these viruses, which are discussed in the review.]
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Viral Causes of Hearing Loss: A Review for Hearing Health Professionals. virus-induced hearing loss is sensorineural, although conductive and mixed hearing losses can be seen following infection with certain viruses. https://t.co/g6rkKjOlwu
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Viral Causes of Hearing Loss Explained for Healthcare Professionals
Viral infections can cause congenital or acquired hearing loss, affecting one or both ears. Damage can occur directly to the inner ear or through inflammation, often resulting in sensorineural loss. Prevention and…
Viral Causes of Hearing Loss: Insights for Hearing Professionals
Viral infections can cause congenital or acquired hearing loss, affecting one or both ears. Damage often occurs to the inner ear via inflammation or increased infection risk. Some viruses are preventable or treatable…
@Craig_A_Spencer Measles is deadly, a few in a thousand, but the real bad news is damage to hearing and vision, a few percent of the cases. But as far as side effects go it's the R in MMR, rubella, which is absolutely devastating to embryos. 12-19% severe hearing loss 1/2 https://t.co/RWav39lSds https://t.co/5ny2pEfx6J
@cooptastical @Krystal_Krypto @JohnnyBCCB @rollback1984 @DrNeilStone @calleymeans Here you go https://t.co/RWav39lSds https://t.co/1gltrXG8jP
@TeddyFreddy11 @ChrisJohnsonMD @natedoromal @JaneEOpie @TruthTwt @Paulwady @TweetOfSteiner @cappsie @TheFrankmanMN @mcfunny @FreedomSpartan @BGLTHMND @EDalmayne @Rosewind2007 @gooner62 @ianfmusgrave @krebiozen @doritmi @latimeralder @kfunk937 @jkellyca @TandT_SEO @LesleyStock5 @ChristRescues @GeoffSchuler @crabb_vicki @Death_is_final @FrankDElia7 @weaponizedword1 @LynnleeMavakay @KStateTurk @qtbeauty @drewawerd1 @chaoticsx2 @Monstercoyliar @djrazorgirl @KatLaRue7 @microRNApro @LaLaRueFrench75 @WendyOrent @kidoctr @TinFoilAwards @anniecherokee @AuriaZepherine @Flying_Shadowz @LightControl2 @Takethatdoctors @Caffeine_Sam @BlueLionBlog @regina1775 Lol, you’re the definition of idiotic claims. We’ve been over this numerous times now, Dianne. You’re only making yourself look stupid. https://t.co/eESBqzoHrr https://t.co/ZFm7HjX5Si
Viral Causes of Hearing Loss: A Review for Hearing Health Professionals. virus-induced hearing loss is sensorineural, although conductive and mixed hearing losses can be seen following infection with certain viruses. https://t.co/g6rkKjOlwu
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