Anatomy and Physiology of the Ear

Auditory Pathway | Easy | Physiology | Primary (lemniscal) pathway

Inner Ear Hair Cells dancing

Do you hear a constant ringing, buzzing, or hissing? That’s Tinnitus. 👂 As a medical professional, I want to show you exactly what’s happening inside your ear. Sound waves wiggle your eardrum and vibrate tiny hair cells in your Cochlea. When these cells are broken—whether by loud noises, medications, or trauma—the signals sent to your brain get distorted. 🧠 🛑 COMMON CAUSES: Damage to the cilia (hair cells) Trauma to ear bones or eardrum Simple blockages like Ear Wax or infections If you're ex

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