RESULTS OF COMPLEX TREATMENT OF ACUTE SENSIONEURAL HEARING LOSS OF DIFFERENT GENESIS

Abstract

This article presents the complex treatment of patients with acute sensorineural hearing loss of various origins. Actually, the very diversity and multiplicity of the ingredients of the proposed complexes indicate that the development of therapeutic measures for patients with sensorineural hearing loss did not go beyond the search and tests, and the absence of noticeable positive results indicates the irrationality of the empirical approach to the problem. In any case, it is hardly possible to consider the observance of the pathogenetic principle, the use of drugs on the basis of properties so general and far from the specificity of auditory processes as the effect on metabolic activity, blood circulation dynamics, excitability and conductivity of nerve formations and other manifestations of the body's vital activity. Treatment of various forms of acute and sudden sensorineural hearing loss should be etiopathogenetic, complex and timely (emergency), which allows to achieve an objective improvement in auditory function in 86% of patients.