Drug which causes gingival hyperplasia_____________?

Correct answer: E. Both A & C

  • A. Nifedipine
  • B. Erythromycin
  • C. Cyclosporin
  • D. Aspirin
  • E. Both A & C

Explanation

Gingival hyperplasia is a recognised adverse effect of both nifedipine and cyclosporine, due partly to altered gingival fibroblast activity. Therefore the combined option is required rather than either drug alone.

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