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CHILDREN’S ENT

My child has repeated ear, hearing, tonsil, nose or breathing problems.

Parents can begin with the everyday problem rather than choosing a diagnosis.

01 · IN YOUR WORDS

“My child doesn’t seem to hear.” · “Ear infections keep returning.” · “Tonsils / blocked nose / snoring are a problem.”

02 · WHAT YOUR ENT MAY CALL IT

Pediatric hearing concern · recurrent otitis · tonsil/adenoid disease · pediatric airway concern

03 · HOW IT MAY BE ASSESSED

Assessment is tailored to age and symptoms and may include ENT examination, hearing assessment or endoscopic evaluation where appropriate.

04 · GO DEEPER WHEN YOU NEED TO

Deeper care can include pediatric otology, tonsil/adenoid surgery, hearing rehabilitation and other ENT procedures when clinically indicated.

PATIENT GUIDE

When do repeated ENT problems in a child need assessment?

Repeated ear problems, hearing concerns, blocked nose, tonsil symptoms or snoring can affect children in different ways. Assessment is adapted to the child’s age and the problem noticed by the parent, rather than assuming one diagnosis.

Parent’s concernAge-appropriate ENT assessmentHearing / endoscopy when relevantTreatment and follow-up

UNDERSTAND

Understand your child’s ENT pathway before deciding the next step.

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