Hunain10 months ago
Treatment of ototoxicity
Stopping an ototoxic medicine doesn’t reverse any damage that’s already happened, but it can prevent further damage. However, most ototoxic medicines are potentially life-saving, which means that stopping the medicine or making changes isn’t often an option. Your provider can monitor your response to the medicine and help you manage symptoms.
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