I took my child to the hospital for a check-up and was told that it was neurological deafness. The child is still so young. What should I do?

Children diagnosed with hearing impairment should receive corresponding clinical medical and audiological intervention within 6 months after birth. According to the degree of hearing loss, hearing impairment can be divided into mild deafness, moderate deafness, severe deafness, profound deafness and total deafness. For mild to moderate nerve deafness, drug treatment such as nerve growth factors can be considered; for severe or severe nerve deafness, hearing aids or cochlear implants should be considered.