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Cancer Treatment May Cause Hearing Problems
Vanity might cause some 42-year-olds to resent having to wear hearing aids in both ears, but Pamela Avery is so grateful to be able to hear that she’s not bothered by it.
Avery sustained hearing damage in both ears as a result of chemotherapy and radiation for cancer of the nasopharynx, the area behind the nose and above the soft palate.
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In the August 2008 Issue
- Cancer treatment may cause hearing problems
- Q&A: Hearing loss from cancer treatment
- Examine health insurance before a medical crisis
- Drug helps immune system fight cancer
- Women over 80 may benefit from mammograms
- Study helps define cancer-related fatigue
- Hatha yoga focuses on postures, breathing
- Cancer patients, caregivers find creative outlet
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