Patient's question:
Girl, sensitive to sound, especially reacting strongly to sharp sounds, showing as blinking eyes and a very sad expression. It's like when someone claps or closes a door in front of her, she blinks rapidly, giving off a very timid feeling. Recently, she has developed a new problem—whenever adults say "ah" or there's a long "ah" note in TV singing, she cries heartbrokenly. I don't know why?What kind of assistance is needed:
Hello, what are the reasons behind these phenomena, and will they improve in the future? What do we need to pay attention to in our daily routine? Thank you, please provide detailed answers!!!
Doctor's answer:
If there is a sudden loud noise that we believe greatly, we will also blink and feel sad. As for her hearing the sound and crying, this is very likely because she has previously experienced excessive shock in this regard. For example, when watching TV, there might be a scene where the heroine suddenly screams. Adults would never notice it, but it would have a significant impact on her, causing her to recall that experience whenever she hears that sound. Don't worry too much; it will be okay. However, you should also be cautious in daily life. Try to keep the TV volume low when watching, as TV programs often have sudden loud noises that reappear. Moreover, an eight-month-old baby knows almost nothing about the outside world, and such sudden, unexplained screams would indeed make her feel uneasy.