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Unilateral hearing loss (UHL) means that your child has loss of hearing in one ear, which can range from mild to profound. Although children with unilateral hearing loss can still manage well at home or in educational and social settings, parents must be armed with the right information to make the best decisions and help Continue Reading »
Ear infections in babies are very common and often follow a cold. While they can be painful for your child and cause you concern, most ear infections go away on their own, and those that linger are easy to treat. What is an ear infection? An ear infection in kids is an inflammation of the Continue Reading »
Pediatric hearing loss is a challenging diagnosis at any age and is a critical issue, as even mild hearing loss can significantly affect a child’s development. Hearing loss in children can be hereditary or caused by external factors after birth, and it can lead to speech and learning delays as well as social and emotional Continue Reading »
A child’s adenoidectomy is an operation to remove the adenoids, which are lymphoid tissues located at the top of the throat behind the nose. The procedure is done when an infection is present or if there is significant airway swelling or obstruction. It can help relieve a child’s symptoms and improve their breathing and quality Continue Reading »
Ear infections in babies and kids are common, with five out of six children having at least one ear infection before they’re three years old. Although the infections are usually not serious, some children suffer from severe and recurrent ear infections. Parents and caretakers should be vigilant in treating and monitoring an ear infection. The Continue Reading »
Ear infections in babies are not contagious, but some of the conditions that cause ear infections can be spread to other people. Ear infections are a common illness that often results from mucus or fluid in the eustachian tube, the connecting channel between the middle ear and the back of the nose. Young children and Continue Reading »
When your child is experiencing a medical issue, it can be confusing to know when to consult a pediatric ENT (ear, nose, and throat) doctor. Will the problem resolve on its own, or do they need medical intervention? There are issues that might require a diagnosis and treatment by a professional, and we’re here to Continue Reading »
Non-congenital hearing loss in children can be caused by external factors, illness, or trauma. This type of hearing loss is not genetic and occurs after birth, which is why it’s commonly referred to as acquired hearing loss. There are a variety of methods to treat acquired hearing loss, including a few surgical procedures that provide Continue Reading »
Do you feel like you are constantly repeating yourself to your child or having to speak loudly to get their attention? In many cases, kids are being kids and using selective hearing with their parents, but hearing loss can also be a concern. Hearing loss is a condition in which the ears no longer work Continue Reading »
An upcoming surgery can cause anxiety in patients of all ages. Cochlear implant surgery can be life-changing for a child with hearing loss, but preparing them mentally and physically for the procedure will make all the difference in their comfort level as the day approaches. Parents also approach surgery for their child with a great Continue Reading »
