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Ear: Hearing Loss Due to a Medication (Ototoxicity)

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Ear: Hearing Loss Due to a Medication (Ototoxicity)

ID 3421

Ototoxicity due to medication refers to the damage of the cochlea or auditory nerve by certain types of medication. It can cause hearing loss, vertigo, and tinnitus.

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Drug Induced Ototoxicity

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Amikacinlisted side effect
Amphotericinlisted side effect
Carboplatinlisted side effect
Cisplatinlisted side effect
Gentamicinlisted side effect
Neomycinlisted side effect
Oxaliplatinlisted side effect
Streptomycinlisted side effect
Teicoplaninlisted side effect
Tobramycinlisted side effect
Tretinoinlisted side effect
Vancomycinlisted side effect

Ear: Hearing Loss Due to a Medication (Ototoxicity)

Ear: Hearing Loss Due to a Medication (Ototoxicity)

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