Intavisc Pf Injection 2Ml

• Cataract surgery support: It maintains space in the eye and helps protect delicate tissues while the cloudy lens is removed and an artificial lens is placed.
• Corneal transplantation support: It helps protect the cornea and keeps the working space formed while a damaged cornea is replaced during surgery.
• Glaucoma filtration surgery support: It helps the surgeon handle eye tissues and instruments while creating the intended space for the filtration procedure.
• Retinal detachment surgery support: It helps protect and lubricate delicate eye tissues while the surgeon repairs the retina and restores its position.

• Raised eye pressure: Pressure inside the eye can increase temporarily after the procedure. Attend the advised eye checks and seek urgent help for severe eye pain, nausea, or worsening vision.
• Blurred vision: Temporary haze or reduced clarity may occur while the operated eye recovers. Do not drive until vision clears, and report sudden worsening promptly.
• Eye discomfort or foreign-body sensation: Mild irritation or a feeling that something is in the eye may occur after surgery. Avoid rubbing the eye and report severe discomfort.
• Eye redness: The treated eye may look red during recovery after the procedure. Contact the eye surgeon if redness increases or comes with worsening pain.
• Eye pain: Mild pain can occur after the procedure, but severe or increasing pain needs urgent assessment because it may signal a problem.

• Tell the ophthalmic surgeon about every eye medicine you use.
• Do not rub the eye after surgery unless the surgeon permits it.
• Avoid driving until your vision has cleared and the surgical team confirms it is safe.
• Report increasing eye pain, redness, or worsening vision promptly.
• Attend all scheduled follow-up eye checks.

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