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ds' hearing is impaired, how likely is it to improve as he grows?

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northender · 08/06/2007 18:47

We've just had ds (5) at the hospital today for his second hearing test. There was no real improvement from the first test and he is apparently at the very bottom end of "normal" range. He's to go back in 6 months and if it gets worse then they will operate (grommets etc as they think glue ear type problem). If he stays as he is and they don't operate then is it likely to get better of it's own accord as he gets older?

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harrisey · 08/06/2007 19:01

My ds (now 5) failed first hearng test, then 2 others.

Even without gromets it has improved and now (preschool) he passed the test an doesnt need any intervention.

No idea what was wrong - neither do the docs. But he is OK.. I have my suspicions that it was just lack of attention!!

northender · 08/06/2007 19:36

Thanks Harrisey, it'd be good to think that it will improve without intervention

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northender · 08/06/2007 21:55

Anyone else?

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Audiologistmummy · 08/06/2007 22:06

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