Can taking Escigress 0.25 mg, Sizodon 0.5 mg, Mirtex 15 mg, Provenol forte 0.25 mg, and Desveren 50 mg for five months cause my eyesight to worsen and my glasses prescription to increase, and what steps should I take now? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Can taking Escigress 0.25 mg, Sizodon 0.5 mg, Mirtex 15 mg, Provenol forte 0.25 mg, and Desveren 50 mg for five months cause my eyesight to worsen and my glasses prescription to increase, and what steps should I take now?

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Can taking Escigress 0.25 mg, Sizodon 0.5 mg, Mirtex 15 mg, Provenol forte 0.25 mg, and Desveren 50 mg for five months cause my eyesight to worsen and my glasses prescription to increase, and what steps should I take now?

Asked by Male, 20 · 18 days ago

Bayyarapu Mahesh Kumar

M Pharmacy

18 days ago

Some of the medications you are taking, including desvenlafaxine (Desveren), risperidone (Sizodon), and mirtazapine (Mirtex), can occasionally cause temporary dry eyes or blurred vision, which might make your glasses prescription feel less effective. Please be reassured that these side effects are often temporary and highly manageable. It is very important that you do not stop or alter your medications on your own. I encourage you to schedule a visit with your prescribing doctor to discuss these symptoms safely, and consult an eye specialist for a routine exam to check your current prescription.

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Can taking Escigress 0.25 mg, Sizodon 0.5 mg, Mirtex 15 mg, Provenol forte 0.25 mg, and Desveren 50 mg for five months cause my eyesight to worsen and my glasses prescription to increase, and what steps should I take now?

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