Patient's question:
All newborn babies need to undergo a hearing screening test. But if the hearing screening doesn't pass, does it mean the baby has a hearing problem? Should early intervention be considered?Doctor's answer:
Hello. Have you undergone the newborn hearing screening? Don't be nervous; a baby's hearing may continue to develop after birth. After a period of time, a follow-up test will be conducted. This situation requires review over time, as it may sometimes be due to machine errors or technical errors. As long as your mother carefully observes, for example, when the door is opened or when there is loud noise, the baby will react. This is normal. If you are still not at ease, it is recommended to go to the hospital for medical treatment.