What do the results mean?Your results may show if your child has hearing loss, and whether the hearing loss is conductive or sensorineural.If your child is diagnosed with conductive hearing loss, your provider may recommend medicine or surgery, depending on the cause of the loss.If your child is diagnosed with sensorineural hearing loss, your results may show that the hearing loss is:Mild: your child can't hear certain sounds, such as tones that are too high or too low.Moderate: your child can't hear many sounds, such as speech in a noisy environment.Severe: your child can't hear most sounds.Profound: your child can't hear any sounds.Treatment and management of sensorineural hearing loss will depend on age and how serious it is. If you have questions about the results, talk to your child's health care provider.
