For children with congenital deafness, must they all undergo surgery to recover?

Patient's question:

Congenital deafness, the child is three and a half years old now, only knows how to call "Mom". He cannot say anything else.

Doctor's answer:

If the proliferation and enlargement of the tonsils block the eustachian tube opening on the lateral wall of the nasopharynx, it can lead to otitis media with effusion, causing symptoms such as ear fullness, tinnitus, and hearing loss. If the nasal passage is blocked, the drainage of nasal secretions is impaired, which may result in sinusitis. Timely examination and diagnosis are necessary.

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