Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
It is recommended to closely monitor the child's reactions to various sounds on a daily basis, while also avoiding exposure to noise and using ototoxic drugs with caution. Prevent colds and head injuries in children. Most importantly, it is essential to follow up at the hospital on schedule. The vast majority of children will ultimately have normal hearing. Even if hearing impairment is detected during the examination, early treatment and intervention will enable the child to eventually integrate into mainstream society.