10 Vitiligo Symptoms

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Hearing Loss

Hearing loss is also associated with vitiligo, although its incidence is variable. One study suggests that up to 38 percent of those with vitiligo also experience some form of hearing loss. While it's accepted that melanocytes play a role, the exact role they play is unknown.

Doctors may conduct audiological assessments on patients with vitiligo to identify any hearing issues. They may also develop a management plan to minimize the ongoing effects.

Vitiligo

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