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  5. I have cataracts and glaucoma, and I am already using eye drops for glaucoma. Which eye drops should I use now for my condition?

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I have cataracts and glaucoma, and I am already using eye drops for glaucoma. Which eye drops should I use now for my condition?

Asked by Female, 55 · 2 months ago

Vikas Singh

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

2 months ago

As you already have glaucoma, continue using your prescribed eye drops regularly to keep eye pressure under control. There are no eye drops that can cure cataract, and it is usually treated with surgery when vision becomes affected. Do not start any new drops on your own as some may worsen your condition. It is best to consult an eye specialist for proper guidance and treatment planning.
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  1. Consult Your Doctor

    • Before adding or changing any medication, consult your ophthalmologist to ensure compatibility with your current treatment.

  2. Current Treatment

    • Continue using your prescribed glaucoma eye drops unless advised otherwise by your doctor.

  3. Potential Option

    • Bidin-T Eye Drops, containing Brimonidine and Timolol, may be considered for open-angle glaucoma and ocular hypertension. However, use only under medical supervision.

  4. Monitor Side Effects

    • Be aware of potential side effects like itching, redness, or blurred vision. Report any severe or persistent symptoms to your healthcare provider.

Answered 2 months ago