eddief
12-03-2015, 09:48 PM
Yes your prostate can be indirectly connected to your f-ing eyeballs. Taking Flomax can do things to your pupils and those things can make cataract surgery way more complicated. Flomax-prescribing-doctor never mentioned that to me, but ophthalmologist I saw this week did. They both work in the same building at Kaiser.
http://www.huntingtoneyecare.com/flomax-and-cataract-surgery/
Somewhat more reassuring from another source:
However, the eventual need for cataract surgery should not prevent patients from choosing to use these medications for appropriate indications, since eye surgeons have made considerable progress in preventing complications from cataract surgery in this setting. The most important take home message for patients needing cataract surgery, who also have urologic disease, is to be sure to tell your eye surgeon the name of the medication and why you take it. This will ensure that your eye surgeon is prepared and gives you the best chance for an excellent visual result.
http://www.huntingtoneyecare.com/flomax-and-cataract-surgery/
Somewhat more reassuring from another source:
However, the eventual need for cataract surgery should not prevent patients from choosing to use these medications for appropriate indications, since eye surgeons have made considerable progress in preventing complications from cataract surgery in this setting. The most important take home message for patients needing cataract surgery, who also have urologic disease, is to be sure to tell your eye surgeon the name of the medication and why you take it. This will ensure that your eye surgeon is prepared and gives you the best chance for an excellent visual result.