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Can pseudotumor cerebri cause auditory and visual hallucinations or is it just anxiety?
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Unlikely: Pseudotumor is a state of brain swelling of uncertain cause. Steroids and excess vitamin a can cause this as well as toxic effects of some medications including antibiotics. The pressure should not cause these symptoms, but the toxic state may be the cause.
Answered 6/13/2018
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