The inner ear is a complex structure and requires a lot of studies to understand. Right now we are going to look at 4 things that you should know about your inner ear and which can help you understand your hearing problem.
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- The inner ear is as large as an eraser on the top of the pencil in circumference.
- There is no need to clean the wax present inside the ear. Our body does all the cleaning by itself. However, if you have a medical condition, you might require a little bit of manual cleaning.
- The smallest bones in the body are the ossicles present in the middle ear. These bones are called:
- Incus
- Malleus
- Stapes
- The hearing power is dependent on the tiny hair present deep inside the ear. These hair act as receptors for the sound. Loss of hearing occurs when a person loses this tiny hair.
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