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Viagra and Hearing Loss

A recent news report discusses the possibility of Viagra and other erectile dysfunction (ED) medications causing sudden hearing loss in a small number of users. The FDA found 29 reports of sudden hearing loss, of which one third was temporary and the remainder was permanent. Most hearing loss involved one ear only.

This is an extremely small number considering the millions of prescriptions issued each year for Viagra, Cialis and Levitra. Nevertheless, the FDA has changed the labels of these drugs to include this new precaution and has issued an updated adverse reactions section.

Anyone using these medications should be aware of the potential for hearing loss. If this occurs, immediately discontinue the medication and contact an Ear, Nose and Throat physician. Many cases of hearing loss can be corrected if treated within a few days.

Barry Keate

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