FAQ Cataracts and Flomax
Commonly Asked Questions:
Are you taking Flomax?
If so, make your eye doctor aware of this at your eye appointment. Flomax has been associated with increased difficulty during cataract surgery and requires extra preparation to improve the chance of a good outcome. Tell your doctor you take Flomax. I repeat, tell your doctor you take Flomax. Flomax ell your doctor you take Flomax. Flomax has been associated with increased difficulty during cataract surgery and requires extra preparation to improve the chance of a good outcome. Tell your doctor you take flomax. has been associated with increased difficulty during cataract surgery and requires extra preparation to improve the chance of a good outcome. Tell your doctor you take flomax. When should I consider cataract surgery?
At first when you experience symptoms such as blurred vision or difficulty in low lighting, you may be able to improve your vision for a while using new glasses, stronger bifocals, magnification, appropriate lighting or other visual aids. Your eye doctor will be able to assist you with these devices. Consider surgery when your cataracts have progressed enough to impair your vision to a point where it affects your daily life. Cataract surgery is generally safe and effective but it is not without possible complications. Your eye surgeon can help you decide when it is best to remove the cataracts.
What is an Intraocular Lens Implant?
It is an artificial replacement for the lens of the eye. There are many types of Intraocular Lens Implants (IOLs). Some can help you see both distance and near. Ask your eye doctor about the possibility of upgrading to a newer technology and reducing the need for reading glasses foloowing cataract surgery.
Am I a good candidate for an Intraocular Lens Implant?
If your symptoms are impairing your vision and affecting your daily life, it might be time to talk to your eye care professional. Make an appointment here.
June 15th, 2006 at 6:11 pm
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