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Can cause tinnitus or epistaxis. Management entails blood pressure control through medication and lifestyle changes.

May lead to sensorineural hearing loss, dry mouth, and frequent oral infections. Management includes tight glucose control and possibly hearing aids.

May cause macroglossia, hoarseness, or airway obstruction. Treatment options include surgery and chemotherapy.

Could lead to vertigo or sensorineural hearing loss via compromised blood flow. Management includes addressing the vascular risk factors.

May lead to sensorineural hearing loss or tinnitus due to metabolic changes. Management focuses on renal function stabilization and ear protection.

Patients may experience serous otitis media and ulcerations in the nose or mouth. OFCs and antimalarials may be prescribed.

Can result in sinonasal symptoms, laryngeal involvement, and cranial nerve palsies. Treatment includes corticosteroids and possibly surgery.

Can lead to voice changes from laryngeal involvement or myxedema. Management includes thyroid hormone replacement or antithyroid drugs.

Can cause vertigo, sensorineural hearing loss, or trigeminal neuralgia. Management involves disease-modifying therapies and symptomatic relief.

May cause rhinitis, hearing changes, or epistaxis due to hormonal influences. Symptom management is usually conservative.

Might present with otitis media due to immunosuppression or petechiae in the oral mucosa. Treatment includes chemotherapy and preventing infections.

May present with otitis media, sinusitis, or nasal septal perforation. Management includes corticosteroids and immunosuppressants.

May lead to recurrent otitis media, sinusitis, and oral candidiasis. Management involves antiretroviral therapy and prophylactic antibiotics.

Patients might experience otitis externa or mastoid bone lesions. Management involves chemotherapy and surgical intervention.

Can lead to otitis media, hearing loss, or cricoarytenoid joint arthritis. Treatment involves the use of DMARDs and anti-inflammatory medications.

Can cause aphthous ulcers and ENT symptoms related to inflammatory arthritis. Management involves corticosteroids, immunosuppressants, or biologics.

Can cause xerostomia, keratoconjunctivitis sicca, and chronic sialadenitis. Treatment involves increased fluid intake, artificial saliva, and pilocarpine.

May result in laryngitis, hoarseness, and chronic cough. Lifestyle changes and antacids can manage symptoms.

Patients may experience tinnitus or mucosal pallor. Treatment is based on the type and cause of anemia, often involving iron supplements or B12 injections.