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Can having a tumor on you optic nerve cause you to lose hearing? and can having a uterine cancer cause overly large amounts of vaginal bleeding?
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No and yes: No. an optic nerve tumor unless gigantic will not affect hearing as the optic nerves are in the lower front of the brain, and the auditory nerves are located towards the sides and back of the brain. Uterine cancer can cause large amounts of vaginal bleeding.
Answered 1/6/2016
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HearingNoBleedingYes: Tumor of optic nerve will not cause loss of hearing.But Uterine cancer can cause large amount of bleeding
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