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Pain is not usually a symptom of acute labyrinthitis because there are no pain receptors in the inner ear.
Labyrinthitis is an inflammation of the labyrinth, a structure in the inner ear. There may also be inflammation of the vestibulocochlear nerve, the eighth cranial nerve. Vertigo (the sensation of spinning), hearing loss, and other symptoms are brought on by the inflammation of these. The majority of people eventually get over these symptoms. It is not a widespread illness. Usually, just one ear is impacted.
The labyrinth is a network of fluid-filled tubes and sacs found in the inner ear. The cochlea, located inside the inner ear, collects data on sound. The vestibular organs collect data on motion and alterations in the surrounding environment. All of these contribute to the feeling of equilibrium. All of this data is transmitted from the inner ear to the brain by the eighth cranial nerve.
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