Of couse, as in all medications, side effects also include possibility if allergy reactions.
Your glucose levels of greater than 200mg/dl are not related to the eye drops. Diabetes does increase the risk of glaucoma, cataracts and retinal damage. Getting your glucose levels in the target range that your doctor and you have determined will decrease the risk or slow the progression of these complications of Diabetes. < The ADA Guidelines recommend a HgA1c level of 7% or less. This is the blood test that is done every 3 -6 months and gives the doctor very valuable information on your level of control. If you do not know what your HgA1c level is, ask your doctor.
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