How using headphones can be dangerous
Listening to music too often or too loudly can cause the cochlea cells to lose their sensitivity to vibrations and cause hearing loss. Given enough time, these ear cells can recover, but if not, permanent damage can result.

Using headphones too much can have a negative effect on hearing.
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Even using headphones at moderate volume levels can cause hearing problems if used excessively, says Dr. Smita Nagaonkar of Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital (Mumbai, India).
This is because the duration of exposure to noise is also harmful to the ears. In particular, hearing loss caused by excessive exposure to loud noise is irreversible, so prevention is paramount, according to the Times of India.

Headphones should be adjusted to no more than 60% of maximum volume.
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Ways to reduce harm
Doctors recommend following the 60/60 rule: open no more than 60% of the maximum volume, continuous headphone use time no more than 60 minutes .
Use noise-canceling headphones
Use over-ear headphones: help disperse sound more evenly than in - ear headphones.
Limit listening time and keep the volume moderate , according to Times of India .
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/su-dung-tai-nghe-the-nao-cho-dung-185230408075137246.htm






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