EYLEA 40MG/ML INJECTION

• Wet age-related macular degeneration: Abnormal blood vessels can leak under the retina and damage central vision; this injection helps reduce leakage and slow vision loss.
• Diabetic macular edema: Diabetes can cause fluid to collect in the macula and blur vision; aflibercept reduces leakage and retinal swelling.
• Macular edema after retinal vein occlusion: A blocked retinal vein can cause fluid buildup and swelling; this injection helps limit leakage and protect vision.

• Eye pain: The treated eye may feel sore or gritty after the injection. Tell your eye specialist promptly if pain is severe, persistent or accompanied by worsening vision.
• Raised eye pressure: Pressure inside the eye can increase after treatment and may cause eye pain, blurred vision, halos or headache. Seek prompt eye care for these symptoms.
• Cataract: Clouding of the eye's lens may blur vision. Arrange an eye review if vision becomes progressively less clear rather than improving after the procedure.
• Floaters or vitreous detachment: Moving spots or flashes can occur when the gel inside the eye changes. Seek urgent eye care for a sudden increase or a curtain-like shadow.
• Eye bleeding: A red patch on the eye or bleeding inside it may occur after injection. Sudden vision loss, increasing redness or light sensitivity needs emergency eye care.

• Attend all scheduled eye appointments even when vision feels stable.
• Do not rub the treated eye after the procedure.
• Avoid swimming or contaminated water until your eye specialist says it is safe.
• Report sudden vision loss, severe eye pain, increasing redness or light sensitivity immediately.
• Do not drive until vision is clear and your eye specialist confirms it is safe.

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