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One eye being treated with progastalins. due to side effects can anything be done so that treated and untreated eye look same.
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Prostaglandins: This group of eye drops are indicated for treatment of glaucoma. Side effects include growth of eye lashes and sometimes pigmentation of iris a darkens the eyes. This does not occur in all patients since you are using this medication only in one eye it could be a problem. Discuss this with your ophthalmologist (hopefully you are being treated by an ophthalmologist).
Answered 2/25/2013
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