Wearing headphones can severely damage hearing

This is an era of headphones everywhere, everyone used to wear high-decibel headphones to answer mobile phones and listen to MP3 players. However, surveys show that a quarter of people who frequently listen to loud music between the ages of 18 and 44 have hearing problems.
According to a media report, the latest survey found that more people in the United States are losing hearing because they are used to listening to mobile phones and listening to MP3 players.
According to reports, a recent survey conducted by the New York City Department of Health in the United States found that a quarter of people between 18 and 44 who frequently listened to loud music had hearing problems. Moreover, people who listen to headphones at high decibels are twice as likely to have hearing problems than those who often listen to headphones at low or medium volumes, or even do not use headphones. In addition, among people aged 18 to 44 years, the probability of wearing headphones to listen to music is more than three times that of people over 45 years of age. About 36% of young people wear headphones every day. Among these people, 16% listen to music at a high decibel volume every day for three to four hours. Young people who often wear headphones to listen to high-decibel music and people over the age of 45 are at considerable risk of hearing problems.
The New York Health Commissioner said that long-term high-decitivity stimulation can cause irreversible damage to the inner ear, leading to inflammation and hearing loss. When using headphones, the audio frequency should not exceed 60% of the maximum volume, and the continuous use time should not exceed one hour. When selecting headphones, try to choose earmuffs and earplugs. In addition, do not use headphones in noisy public places and public transportation.

China Labor Insurance Network