THE IMPACT OF CHILDBIRTH ON THE AUDITORY SYSTEM
Keywords:
childbirth process, auditory system, hearing pathways, physiological changes, hormonal effects, hearing impairment, audiometry, rehabilitation.Abstract
This article analyzes the impact of childbirth on women's auditory system. Hormonal and physiological changes occurring in the body during labor and their effects on hearing ability are described from a medical and scientific perspective. Additionally, the article discusses potential hearing issues after childbirth, their prevention, and treatment methods. The research findings can be useful for medical professionals and healthcare workers.
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