hearing health

What are Common Causes of Hearing Loss in Children?

Several factors can contribute to hearing loss in children, including genetic conditions, infections like otitis media (middle ear infection), exposure to loud noises, and certain medications. Congenital factors, such as birth complications or prematurity, can also play a role.

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