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A member asked:
8mo daughter have a lot of pain during tympanometry? they were having to dig the probe to get the right angle. normal or should the probe be smaller?
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Tympantometry: should not hurt and this only measures the pressure and movement of the tympanic membrane if it hurt it means there is inflammation of the tympanic canal
Answered 7/1/2016
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