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Conductive Hearing Loss

There are different types of hearing loss. While sensory neural hearing loss is more permanent and caused by family history or genetics, there’s also conductive hearing loss. Which is something that can be more of a temporary loss. It's from middle ear fluid, ear wax builds up in the canals,” said Audiologist Dr. Haley Connolly. Kids in the 2 to 6 age range are prone to recurring ear infections. “And with these ear infections, if they have the middle ear fluid that's just stuck in that middle ear space and it can't drain out, can't come out the ear canal, can't come down the nose, then it's also something that can cause kind of a muffled effect to their hearing and cause speech delays and developmental milestone delays, even though it's not a permanent loss, that fluid sitting in there muffling their hearing, they can't advocate that they're not hearing well, they're not hearing clearly,” said Dr. Connolly. Parents should keep an eye out for unusual behavior. “They're saying what a lot, or they're pulling at their ears or they're listening to the TV really loud, or their own speaking voice is really loud. I hear that a lot, that, oh, he's yelling and screaming a lot around the house at a louder level than he normally is,” said Dr. Connolly. Once identified, Dr. Connolly will coordinate with the ear, nose, and throat doctor to determine proper medical treatment. “Middle ear tubes. Basically, whatever the physician recommends.” You can learn more by searching for pediatric audiology on Leehealth.org. View More Health Matters video segments at    / leehealth   Lee Health in Fort Myers, FL is the largest network of health care facilities in Southwest Florida and is highly respected for its expertise, innovation and quality of care. For more than 100 years, we’ve been providing our community with personalized preventative health services and primary care to highly specialized care services and robotic assisted surgeries. Visit LeeHealth.org