Hearing Loss

Disease

Disease Profile

Hearing loss is a common sensory impairment in which hearing sensitivity is reduced to varying degrees from mild to profound. It may be unilateral or bilateral and can arise from congenital, infectious, environmental, pharmacologic, or age-related causes. Early detection and rehabilitation are important to reduce communication and developmental consequences.

Category
Ear and auditory system disorder
Prevalence
More than 5% of the world population (about 430 million people) have disabling hearing loss requiring rehabilitation
ICD Codes
  • H91

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