Patient's question:
The baby was born at 9:58 PM on November 19, 2011. After birth, the doctor showed it to us, and it was found that the left external ear was absent. However, the hearing test for both ears passed well. We were discharged from the hospital yesterday, and the hospital provided us with discharge records. The doctor recommended that we seek treatment at a higher-level hospital. I would like to ask, in this situation, when would it be more appropriate to seek medical attention—is it better to take the baby to the doctor immediately or wait until after the full moon?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Hmm, if you carefully check and find the child has a lack of earwax (), in your case, you indeed need to go to a Class III-A hospital at the municipal or provincial level for an examination. If the treatment isn't effective, then you might need to go to major hospitals in Beijing or Shanghai for a thorough check-up.
The above advice is for the question "Baby was checked at 9:58 PM on November 19, 2011". It is hoped this helps you. Wishing you good health!