Just started using Bromsite 0.075% eye drops after cataract surgery. What should I expect?
I recently had cataract surgery and my doctor prescribed Bromsite 0.075% eye drops to help with the inflammation and pain. I've started using them, but I'm not sure what to expect in terms of side effects and how long it will take to see improvements. I've heard mixed reviews about eye drops post-surgery. Has anyone else used Bromsite? What was your experience? And how can I tell if I'm having a severe reaction or if I just have minor side effects? I want to make sure I'm prepared and know what to watch out for
In my experience, you should start feeling better within a week or so, but listen to your doctor. Mine told me to use them for two weeks. And be patient, the side effects should fade over time. Any other questions?
Bromsite saved me after my surgery. I had some redness and a feeling like something was in my eye, but it all went away. Just stick with it and you'll be fine.
I had a great experience with Bromsite. It really helped with the inflammation and pain after my cataract surgery. I did have some minor irritation and burning at first, but it went away after a few days. Just make sure to follow the instructions exactly and you should be fine. Don't worry, you'll see a difference pretty quickly. Stay smart about any side effects, though, and you should be fine.
I had a rough time with Bromsite. I ended up with floaters in my vision and it was really annoying. I talked to my doctor and he switched me to a different eye drop. Be prepared to switch if something doesn't feel right.
Watch out for allergic reactions. It's rare, but it can happen. If you start to have hives or trouble breathing, get to a doctor ASAP.
What if I have an allergic reaction? I'm so worried about that.
Destroyer of floaters, ihatefloater. I was seeing them after surgery for sure. It's a relief to get rid of them.
I had a friend who experience severe irritation. I'm glad I'm not the only one who had to worry about that. I'd say that he was seeing changes fast, but the redness and irritation was bothersome.