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Can ear infections affect hearing in children?
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Dr Nicholas M Phillips
Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) Surgeon
Dr Nicholas Phillips is a paediatric and adult ENT surgeon who has advanced training and subspeciality expertise in paediatric and adult nasal obstruction, snoring and … View Profile
Yes. Recurrent ear infections may affect hearing, particularly in younger children, and can lead to temporary hearing difficulties, fluid build-up behind the eardrum, or delayed speech development. Where hearing loss becomes persistent, a specialist ENT assessment can be important.
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