One example of conductive Sonus Complete loss is when an ear infection is causing blockage in the ears. Besides these basic types there is also Sonus Complete impairment due to insensitive to certain frequencies of sound. Being exposed to high levels of sound can cause damage to the hair cells within your inner ear. Mixed Sonus Complete loss occurs when a patient has more than one type of deafness. We all are aware that 'Prevention is better than cure'.

Most people feel uncomfortable and embarrassed when they encounter sudden loss in Sonus Complete. Sonus Complete is necessary to understand language, development of speech and also overall development and mental development. When someone loses Sonus Complete suddenly, it is usually due to an extremely loud sound, such as an explosion, a gunshot, or a firecracker near the ear.