"On the Side Effects of Prednisolone Acetate Eye Drops"

Fuprednisolone Acetate Eye Drops are widely used in ophthalmology. However, its side effects cannot be ignored.

First, the risk of eye infection increases. Although this drug can be anti-inflammatory, it is easy to cause eye flora imbalance when used for a long time. Because the drug suppresses immunity, the originally suppressed bacteria, such as bacteria, fungi, etc., have an opportunity to multiply and cause infections, such as keratitis, conjunctivitis, etc. Symptoms may be red eyes, eye pain, increased secretions, etc.

Second, the risk of increased eye pressure. With this eye drop, some patients can cause eye pressure to rise. Cover drugs affect the metabolism of aqueous humor, aqueous humor is not discharged smoothly, accumulated in the eyes, and then increased intraocular pressure. If not detected and treated in time, long-term high intraocular pressure can damage the optic nerve, cause vision loss, and even blindness. Patients may experience eye swelling, headache, blurred vision, etc.

Third, allergic reactions are not uncommon. Due to individual differences, some people are allergic to prednisolone acetate eye drops. After use, it can appear that the eyelids are itchy, red and swollen, and the conjunctiva is congested and edema, which may affect the normal function of the eyes in severe cases.

Fourth, long-term application can also cause lens opacity and cause cataracts. The drug interferes with the metabolism of the lens, denaturing its protein, gradually clouding, affecting vision, and the patient's vision gradually becomes blurred, such as clouds.

When a doctor uses this drug, when weighing the pros and cons, carefully observe the patient's condition, prescribe cautiously, and advise the patient to pay close attention to eye changes. If there is any abnormality, come to the doctor immediately to ensure eye health.