An audiogram is a chart showing the hearing test results. It shows how well the sound is heard in the ears according to frequency and intensity. The X-axis will represent the frequency measured in hertz, and the Y-axis will represent the intensity measured in decibels. This test is done by wearing earphones attached with an audiogram. Sounds of a specific frequency are given in one ear. After hearing the sound, the patient can raise their hand or push a button. The minimum volume heard during each time is graphed.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I saw your audiogram. As you can see, the hearing has been marked across various loud levels. Your threshold up to 4000 Hz is well within the normal range.
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Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Firstly, I would like to know if his motor milestones are adequate. If they are not, please have his hearing evaluated by an audiologist.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Please see an ENT specialist as early as possible to get your eardrum checked.
Hello, The pure tone audiogram uploaded by you shows clearly that he has nerve related deafness in both ears and it is indeed due to his age. You seem to have taken a poor quality hearing.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. No, you are not (attachment removed to protect patient identity). But I would like to see the graph of pure tone audiogram to pick out if there is any early hearing loss. Kindly upload the graph of your hearing test.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com.You need a proper evaluation with audiogram and impedance to prevent recurrence. I suggest you tablet Allercet L (Levocetirizine) one at night with Nasivion nasal drops two drops twice daily for five days. Please review with reports.
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