Mobsea Logo
Home

Ototoxic drugs and chemicals

Healthy Ear

<
^
>

Ototoxic drugs and chemicals

Ototoxicity is damage to the ear caused by drugs or chemicals. Drugs that are thought to cause hearing loss include drugs for malaria (quinine and chloroquine) and salicylates like aspirin, but the hearing loss is believed to be temporary. Certain industrial chemicals, such as solvents, are also implicated in hearing damage.Suggestions to avoid drug-related hearing damage include:Discuss concerns about medications with your doctor.Take medications only as directed.See your doctor immediately if you experience unusual symptoms, such as tinnitus, while on a course of drugs.If your line of work involves chemicals, talk to your occupational health and safety officer about ways to reduce your exposure.


<
^
>

Give acetaminophen
Teach proper nose blowing technique
Follow through on the doctors instructions
ear wax
Safety Issues
Treating an Ear Infection
Check the ingredients in your shampoo
General Care
Injury and hearing
Checkups
Loud noise and hearing loss
Watch the volume when using earbuds or headphones
More ...


Test your English Language
Retro Toys That Are Now Worth A Fortune
Teddy Day
Precaution while using LPG
Benefits of Durian
Movie Plot Holes and Paradoxes
Best Pokemon
Mythic Creatures That Never Existed But People Believed In Anyway
Incredible Animated Movies
What to Eat in Orissa
Harivanshrai Bachchan
Rules to play Canoeing
Handprint Crafts
Architectural Wonders of the Ancient World
Social Media Networking Sites
Mosquitoes Prevention
Places you cant Visit
Play Boxing
Play Chess