Ketorolac ophthalmic for Postoperative Ocular Inflammation User Reviews
Brand names: Acular, Acuvail, Acular PF, Acular LS
- Buz...
- October 6, 2017
Ketorolac ophthalmic "Have dry eye and use drops. I found months after cataract surgery pressure around peripheral sides and bottom of eyelids, nothing helped much to alleviate the pressure. Had some Acuvail left over, and out of desperation, I tried some. It worked surprisingly quite well. I checked with my eye surgeon, and he said to continue 1 drop in each eye morning and evening. Good results."
- Gre...
- July 13, 2016
"My doctor had me on a dosage of Acular LS of one drop per eye per day. It eliminated my photophobia (sensitivity and pain), which was caused by cornea transplants that I needed to treat my keratoconus. Even though my dosage was 1/4 the normal dosage recommendation, my doctor took me off the Acular LS since a known effect of the medication at normal dosages is thinning of the cornea. I have found no other treatment that helps with my photophobia. This stuff will sting when you use it, but it definitely works. For the time that I used it, I could participate in outdoor activities, view fireworks, basically tolerate normal activities. Without it, I'm confined to a dark hole. So the product is great! Just wish I could continue using it."
- dis...
- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- November 2, 2024
"Doctor prescribed and provided ketorolac drops, to be used twice a day, for post-cataract surgery. They did the job they were designed to do, but they burned like heck for 5 or so minutes after use and made it impossible to open my eyes. I am grateful that I only needed them for 4 weeks, but am also concerned about their effect on my cornea. Time, whatever I have left, will tell."
- Anonymous
- June 3, 2016
"Metallic taste in mouth after instillation."
- Pam...
- May 10, 2011
"Had allergic reaction of hives, swelling, and itching."
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Ketorolac ophthalmic "I used Acular as prescribed after the first cataract operation with no aftereffects. Unfortunately, when using it, as prescribed, after the second operation, I had an allergic reaction. I am seriously allergic to aspirin, and Acular states that it is unsuitable for people who are aspirin allergic. There must be an alternative that surgeons could prescribe."