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hearing pain

mom2juli posted:

My four year is complaining of ear pain with loud noises. When I run his bath water he covers his ears and says that the noise hurts. When legos were dumped out on the floor he covered ears complaining of pain. Today, we were outside when an ambulance went by and he cried that the sirens were hurting his ears. Could there be something wrong?

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:hearing painMy four year is complaining of ear pain with loud noises. When I run his bath water he covers his ears and says that the noise hurts. When legos were dumped out on the floor he covered ears complaining of pain. Today, we were outside when an ambulance went by and he cried that the sirens were hurting his ears. Could there be something wrong?

momuv4girls responded:

You son could be ultra sensitive to noises, but I would have a hearing screening done and talk to his pediatrician about this.

Here is a link I found interesting.....
http://hubpages.com/hub/Hyperacusis-Sensitivity-to-Noise-Symptoms-and-Treatments

I am not sure if this is what your son has, but thought it an interesting read all the same.

Take care,
-Kathleen

Report This| Share this:hearing painYou son could be ultra sensitive to noises, but I would have a hearing screening done and talk to his pediatrician about this. Here is a link I found interesting..... <a rel="nofollow" href="http://hubpages.com/hub/Hyperacusis-Sensitivity-to-Noise-Symptoms-and-Treatments">http://hubpages.com/hub/Hyperacusis-Sensitivity-to-Noise-Symptoms-and-Treatments</a> I am not sure if this is what your son has, but thought it an interesting read all the same. Take care, -Kathleen

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