人上了岁数,生理上会发生各种改变,于是有许多形容词来“描述”老年人:头童齿豁(形容脱发和掉牙)、耳聋眼花(形容老年聋和老花眼)等;如果表现有脑萎缩现象,还会被说成是“老糊涂”。这些词听起来似乎不太舒服,但确是客观存在,无庸避讳。关于老年聋,我国最古老的医书之一《黄帝内经》中就有“年五十,体重,耳目不聪明矣”的立论。现代人到 There are many adjectives that “describe” the elderly: head and toothache (describe hair loss and tooth loss), deafness and vertigo (describe senile deafness and presbyopia), etc .; if there are Brain atrophy, will be described as “old confused.” These words may sound uncomfortable, but there is an objective reality, which must be avoided. With regard to deafness in old age, one of the oldest medical books in our country, the Yellow Emperor’s Canon of Internal Medicine, contains the argument that “fifty years of age, weight, and ears are not smart”. Modern people arrive