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Hearing Loss in Children

About 14.2% of American children between the ages of 3 and 18 have some degree of hearing loss.  The hearing loss can vary greatly among children and may be due to causes such as exposure to loud iPods.
  • Does your child turn up the volume of the TV very high?
  • Does your child not reply when you call him or her?
  • Does your child have articulation problems or speech/language delays?
  • Does your child complain of earaches, ear pain or head noises?
  • Does your child seem to speak differently from other children his or her age?
If you answered "yes” to any of the above questions, your child may have a hearing problem.  Please visit Lexington Hearing and Speech Center to learn more.  If you are feeling isolated or overwhelmed, please visit the Lexington Mental Health Center for support.


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