Desferrioxamine toxicity

Desferrioxamine toxicity: Introduction

Desferrioxamine toxicity: Excessive intake of desferrioxamine (a chelating agent used to treat iron storage disorders) can result in vision problems. Cessation of the drug can result in some improvement in vision. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Desferrioxamine toxicity is available below.

Symptoms of Desferrioxamine toxicity

• Night-blindness
• Impaired peripheral vision
• Peripheral pigmentary retinopathy
• Abnormal dark adaptation
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Treatments for Desferrioxamine toxicity

• Cessation of drug
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Causes of Desferrioxamine toxicity

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