Patient's question:
Friend recently noticed that her child seems to have difficulty hearing adults' responses and reflects some sluggishness. She didn't notice this problem when the child was younger. Accompanied her to the hospital for a thorough examination, the doctor said the child might have some hearing impairment and needs treatment. Unaware of where to treat such a condition well, solve equations. What kind of help is desired: Which hospital is good for treating children's hearing impairment?Doctor's answer:
This may be due to acquired diseases, such as foreign bodies in the external ear canal, earwax, boils, otitis media, etc. Among these, otitis media is more common in children. It can lead to serious intracranial and extracranial complications, potentially endangering life. It is important to detect and treat it early at the local public hospital.If you notice that your child is crying and restless, scratching their ear and turning their head (in pre-verbal children), complaining of ear pain, difficulty hearing, ear discharge or pus, delayed response to sounds, or prefers having the TV volume turned up, you should take your child to the otolaryngology department for follow-up as soon as possible.