Patient's question:
Born, hearing test didn't pass, has been done three times. The child is already three and a half months old. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: had a hearing screening. What kind of help is needed: how to treatDoctor's answer:
Baby has discharge in the external ear canal or middle ear, excessive body movement, nasal congestion and difficult breathing, surrounding noise, etc., may not pass the hearing screening.Advice: Avoid letting the baby catch a cold or develop a fever, and pay attention to preventing milk aspiration, which may increase nasal congestion and the risk of middle ear fluid. Most babies who "do not pass the hearing screening" do not have a confirmed hearing impairment after diagnostic hearing tests, as the reason is often due to discharge or debris in the external ear canal or middle ear being cleared or removed. Within the first three months after birth, it is essential to remember to take the baby to a reliable pediatric hearing diagnostic center to understand diagnostic audiology tests and medical examinations.