MEXICO CITY. – Have you ever felt your ears “buzz” after listening to a rocket? Even if the discomfort disappears after a few minutes, that sound that remains in the ear is an answer to the force of the explosion. When the detonation occurs nearby, the exposure is sufficient to affect different structures of the auditory system in a matter of seconds and cause hearing loss, even permanent. The ear has its own way of protecting itself from loud s…
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MEXICO CITY. – Have you ever felt your ears “buzz” after listening to a rocket? Even if the discomfort disappears after a few minutes, that sound that remains in the ear is an answer to the force of the explosion. When the detonation occurs nearby, the exposure is sufficient to affect different structures of the auditory system in a matter of seconds and cause hearing loss, even permanent. The ear has its own way of protecting itself from loud s…