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Otitis Media with Effusion: How ‘Glue Ear’ Affects Hearing in Children and Adults
Between 50% and 80% of children will experience otitis media with effusion at least once before their fourth birthday [1]. That staggering number makes glue ear one of the most common childhood conditions on the planet — yet many parents … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood hearing loss, conductive hearing loss, ear health, ear tubes, eustachian tube dysfunction, glue ear, hearing loss in children, middle ear fluid, ome treatment, otitis media with effusion, speech delay, tympanostomy
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