2016
DOI: 10.1111/coa.12693
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Inner ear disorders in 68 pregnant women: a 20‐year experience

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“…Therefore, hemodilution is of utmost importance to maintain an adequate microcirculation in the uteroplacental unit during normal gestation. Increased sex hormone levels induce a thrombogenic risk, which may cause a vascular insult to the cochlea, resulting in sudden deafness in antepartum women [1,3]. …”
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“…Therefore, hemodilution is of utmost importance to maintain an adequate microcirculation in the uteroplacental unit during normal gestation. Increased sex hormone levels induce a thrombogenic risk, which may cause a vascular insult to the cochlea, resulting in sudden deafness in antepartum women [1,3]. …”
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“…These psychophysiological changes may affect the hearing and balance systems causing inner ear disorders, i.e., sudden deafness, vestibular migraine, etc. [1,2,3]. After delivery, these changes gradually decline.…”
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“…During pregnancy, the production and excretion rates of sex steroid hormones (estrogen and progesterone) are significantly increased [ 19 ]. In the third trimester, circulating progesterone levels are 20 times higher than basal levels and estradiol levels are 30 to 40 times higher than during the normal menstrual cycle [ 20 ]. These hormonal changes may cause electrolytic imbalance due to excessive retention of sodium and water, which leads to an increase in the volume of extracellular fluid [ 20 ].…”
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“…6 A retrospective study in Taiwan showed that SSNHL was attributed to 21% of inner ear disorders in pregnant women. 7 There have been few reports involving SSNHL in pregnant women because of its rare occurrence. Therefore, little is known of the causes, clinical manifestations, treatments, and prognosis of SSNHL.…”
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