Watch Out With Your Headphones!
Yes, headphones damage your hearing. They do so because they close their ears, so that air can not come and play music for the press and more air into your ears. Especially if there is a good bass in your headphones. The pressure in the ear is much higher than usual and can break the eardrum. Also reduces the sensitivity to loud music in your ear:
The loss of sensitivity of the ear can be caused by a thickening of the tympanic membrane. Because our bodies have the ability to adapt to the environment. So when loud music is played too long and your brain will do something to prevent damage to hearing. The result is a thickening of the tympanic membrane.And the loss of your eardrum is caused by injury completely. Due to the pressure that may be generated by the sub-woofer headphones in the membrane can be changed.
Even if you listen to loud music for too long, there may be some confusion in your life. I mean, clearly you do not understand certain words or phrases that people have said.
There are different types of helmets and some of them can damage your hearing more, some less damage. Then look at the different types of helmets:
• In-ear headphones: they damage your ears more than others, because they completely closed their ears, so you do not expect good sound insulation, but the air of the ear grows very low and air in the ear can be fatal damage to your hearing when you hear the loud music of the will of too long in these headphones.
• On-ear headphones: They damage the hearing of less, because they allow the air pressure in the ear is not as high.
• – Headset Just as with every new iPod or other music players. You have less damage. They do not cover the ear and not closing it completely, so that the pressure they are doing is normal, but still damage your hearing.
The sound can produce almost any headphones louder than 100dB, which is very harmful to the ears. The safety standard is about 90dB.
So there is a small safe techniques:
• Do not listen to loud music (over 100 dB)
• Do not listen to music in a very long time, on-ear headphones and ear in particular. Or take it on / plug a few times.
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