This non-invasive comprehensive test measures what is the faintest sound a child can hear. There are many sub-tests conducted under the Pure-tone audiometry.
This test measures a child’s ability to hear and understand speech sounds. There can be a variety of speech tests that can be done depending on the requirement of each individual child.
Tympanometry and acoustic reflex tests assess the health of the middle ear and can help identify issues like ear infections or blockages.
All the above tests help in differential diagnosis of hearing loss in children. Depending on the outcome from the tests, Family Hearing Centre refers you in the right direction.

This is often caused due to fluid in the ear, infection in the ear, perforated ear drums or injury to the ear.
This is often present from birth, however, some children may develop hearing loss in later years due to multiple reasons.
This type of hearing loss is the combination of both conductive & sensorineural hearing loss.
Hearing loss in children can vary in severity from Mild to Profound hearing loss. Hearing loss can also be progressive where hearing is gradually worsening with a child’s age. Parents can monitor their child’s hearing and also discuss with the school to pick any issues early.