Monday, December 13, 2010 Ajix asks

Q: I am 79 yr. old male 4 yrs on Terazosin. Could poor vision from cornea transplant 9 months ago be due to Terazosin?

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12/16/10 11:46pm

Terazosin should not be related to changes that you are experiencing after the cornea transplant. Alpha blockers (of which terazosin is one) are associated with a condition know as the floppy iris syndrome which poses challenges to ophthalmologists at the time of cataract surgery.

Ajix

12/17/10 12:11pm

Thanks, That is what I needed to know.

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Q: I am 79 yr. old male 4 yrs on Terazosin. Could poor vision from cornea transplant 9 months ago be due to Terazosin?

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