Lotemax for Iritis User Reviews
- N_E...
- May 3, 2015
"Works very well to treat dry eyes. The out-of-pocket (and list) price for 5 ml, 0.5% is outrageous: $95/240. In Canada, you get a list price for that same medicine (Lotemax 0.5%) of $109 for 15 ml (1/6th)! Who's pocketing the difference?"
- Tha...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- August 25, 2023
"I am thankful for the prescription from my doctor. I thought I simply had allergies, but she diagnosed my problem and gave careful instructions for the use. The itching, watering, and deep pain were relieved after my use. I had no side effects. I was able to apply the drops myself."
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"I went to my doctor for general eye irritation and most likely an incorrect fitting of my current contacts, which is causing eye irritation. I was prescribed Lotemax, 1 drop in each eye, 4 x day. Obviously, Lotemax is a steroid. I have no history of anxiety or mental illness. After the first day, I noticed I was having weird thoughts that I couldn't get out of my head. In the days that followed, I started to have severe anxiety with full-blown panic attacks. I was scared to be around my husband, and my children worried that I might cause them harm or them harming themselves, or somehow being subjected to harm... my worst fear. I was manic with worry and paranoia and cried repeatedly. I stopped the meds, and the symptoms started to disappear."