Hearing Rehab Center provides experienced audiologists to perform accurate stapedial reflex tests to diagnose hearing disorders in both children and adults.
The stapedial reflex test, also called the acoustic reflex test, checks a small, automatic muscle response inside your middle ear. It provides valuable information about the middle ear muscles, auditory nerve, facial nerve, and brainstem pathways.
Our audiologist may recommend this test if you experience:
A stapedial reflex test helps diagnose several hearing and neurological conditions, including:
The stapedial reflex test procedure is simple, safe, and painless. No injections, surgery, or anesthesia are required for this test.
Step 1
The audiologist first checks your ear canal for wax or infection.
Step 2
A small soft probe is inserted into your ear.
Step 3
Different loud tones are played through the probe.
Step 4
The equipment measures tiny movements of the eardrum caused by stapedius muscle contraction.
Step 5
The entire test usually takes 10–15 minutes.
A normal response indicates healthy middle ear muscle function and intact auditory pathways.
May suggest:
An absent acoustic reflex may indicate:
Hearing Rehab Center are committed to providing accurate hearing assessments using internationally recognized diagnostic protocols.
The stapedial reflex test price in Lahore is PKR 500 – 900, varying by clinic, equipment, and whether the reflex test is billed alone or as part of a bundle. Prices are indicative and can shift with promotions or specialist consultation fees. For the latest Stapedial Reflex Test cost in Lahore, package details, or appointment availability, please call or WhatsApp our clinic directly.
Hearing Rehab Center provides stapedial reflex (acoustic reflex) testing in Lahore using advanced diagnostic equipment and the best audiology practices. Walk-ins are welcome, but calling ahead means a shorter waiting time. Bring any previous hearing reports if you have them.
No. You'll feel mild pressure from the probe tip sealing the ear canal, but the tones themselves cause no pain or discomfort for almost all patients.
No. Tympanometry evaluates middle ear pressure and eardrum mobility, while the stapedial reflex test measures the contraction of the stapedius muscle in response to loud sounds.
Yes. The test is commonly performed on infants, children, and adults.