Adenoid May Cause Hearing Loss and Ear Drainage in Children

Adenoid Can Cause Hearing Loss and Ear Drains in Children
Adenoid May Cause Hearing Loss and Ear Drainage in Children

Medicana Sivas Hospital Otorhinolaryngology Specialist Op. Dr. Emel Peru Yücel stated that if there are complaints of nasal congestion, sleeping with an open mouth, snoring, frequent upper respiratory infections in children, it may be a sign of adenoid, and that adenoid can cause hearing loss and ear discharge.

Yücel underlined that adenoid and tonsil diseases are common health problems in the society, and said, “Adenoids is especially common in children. Of course, not every child has adenoid complaints, of course, the adenoids may be larger depending on bacteria, infections, nose, respiratory system related anomies. There are complaints of nasal congestion, sleeping with an open mouth, snoring, frequent upper respiratory infections in children with adenoids. said.

Referring to the fact that the nutrition of children who have frequent infections is also deteriorated, Yücel said, “Ear infections occur. Hearing loss occurs. There is ear discharge. We do a physical examination of the adenoid. We do a nose exam. We look at the nose with endoscopes. We evaluate it by performing a hearing test to see if there is a hearing problem with it.” he said.

Yücel stated that not all adenoids need to be operated and said, “It is necessary to decide on the operation. If the nasal congestion is too much, the golden rule is adenoid surgery. But if there is less nasal congestion, if there is no complaint of ear infections, we follow the patient by giving medical treatments and calling them for follow-ups.” used the phrases.

Expressing that not all snoring is caused by adenoids, Yücel said:

“Snoring should be evaluated according to the age group. We think that in childhood, there is more adenoid. However, in the adult age group, nasal cartilage curvatures and nasal flesh sizes may cause this. It can also cause soft palate problems. In children, not only the adenoids, but also the size of the tonsils, especially snoring, can cause respiratory arrest at night and sleep disorders. It should be evaluated according to age group and physical examination control. A complete ear, nose and throat examination is required. We evaluate the problem almost accordingly.”

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