Glaucoma
Glaucoma
I have wide-angle glaucoma, and the optic pressure appears to be under control with drops. However, the disease continues to progress as my visual field continues to shrink. I am concerned that the drugs I take for BPH and ED (Uroxatrol and Cialis) may be causing nocturnal hypotension and affecting the blood flow to my eyes. Any other members with similar concerns or advice?
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Re: Glaucoma
Dad,
I would definitely talk to BOTH of your physicians soon. These drugs DO lower blood pressure - that was their intended effect. The ED was a delightful side effect. In fact, on the side of caution, I would not take any until both doctors have cleared it.
Paul
I would definitely talk to BOTH of your physicians soon. These drugs DO lower blood pressure - that was their intended effect. The ED was a delightful side effect. In fact, on the side of caution, I would not take any until both doctors have cleared it.
Paul
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dtwarren1942
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Re: Glaucoma
Talk to your doctor about replacing the Cialis with an injection. Injections only effect the genital area and not the whole circulatory system.
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Started Trimix injections 8/'11
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Started Trimix injections 8/'11
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