Guest guest Posted May 8, 2009 Report Share Posted May 8, 2009 Hi, We tried doing a hearing test with my daughter (brief synopsis of profile in my signature below) but the sedation was mild and she kept waking up. The test had to be stopped mid-way. The doctor was only able to tell us that her hearing is absolutely fine (it took them hardly 5 mins to confirm that) but they could not say anything about whether or not the input received by the ear is properly being processed and received by the brain. Apparently, the test for this takes closer to 45 mins and since she kept waking up, they could not complete this test. Now, my question is given the fact that her hearing is fine and her present status of verbalization (mentioned below), do we need to really go through the tortue of putting her through all that again? I mean the sedation and everything. What are the chances of her brain not receiving / processing the signals from the ears correctly? I guess the only reason I am even considering a hearing test again is that she misarticulates. Thanks, Nikunj Daughter 2.4 yrs LT No formal diagnosis, I suspect Apraxia. 150 words or word approximations, misarticulation Montessori school, child led therapy at home and speech therapy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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