Symptoms of Hearing Nerve Damage

The auditory nerve (acoustic nerve) is a key structure that connects the ear to the brain and transmits sound signals to the brain. Damage to this nerve can lead to significant hearing problems.

Main symptoms:
- Hearing loss or reduced hearing, especially in one ear
- Ringing or buzzing in the ear (tinnitus)
- Balance problems and dizziness
- Difficulty distinguishing different sound tones

If these symptoms occur, a professional examination should be sought promptly. At LOR Hospital, auditory nerve and ear examinations are performed with high precision, and an individualized treatment plan is prepared when necessary.

Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for maintaining your hearing health.