Arthur got a hearing aid and now he hears everything!

Instead of the shell of Arthur's right ear, there is only its rudiment, and the ear canal itself is covered with bone. Therefore, one ear does not hear. The boy needs a bone conduction hearing aid in order to compensate for hearing loss and develop on a par with hearing children. Bone conduction of sounds can help people with conductive hearing loss. That is, with hearing loss caused precisely by the difficulty of passing a sound wave through the outer and middle ear. Arthur has a snail, a hammer, an anvil, a stirrup, all this unique structure inside the skull that allows a person to hear, literally barricaded with a bone that grows in place of the ear canal. But the bone conduction apparatus transmits vibrations through the bone directly to the auditory analyzer, and the person hears. Arthur is already not listening. If he addresses him from afar, he will not respond; if he speaks in his right ear, he may miss what he has said. Hearing is the first link in the chain that pulls speech along. Now the baby learns the simplest words and the speech development disorder is not noticeable. But if you leave everything as it is, auditory problems will soon begin: unintelligible sounds and words. The amount for a hearing aid for a family is unaffordable. Let's help the boy together!