Prostaglandin analogs were associated with a lower risk for uveitis compared with other topical glaucoma medications, ...

Although systemic absorption of topical beta-blockers is low, cardiovascular side effects have been reported. This retrospective population-based cohort study analyzed whether topical beta ...

The mean pulse rate for patients not using beta-blockers (104 patients) was 76 beats per minute (bpm), for topical use only (68 patients) it was 70.3 bpm, for oral use (18 patients) it was 64.7 ...

The findings hint at why the ABYSS trial failed to show it was safe to stop beta-blockers after an MI in stable patients.

Mounting evidence suggests that using topical timolol to treat a pyogenic ... The authors of the case series hypothesized that a beta-blocker may be effective for PGs by causing vasoconstriction ...

Pregnancy (Cat. C). Nursing mothers: not recommended. Avoid other topical beta blockers. May potentiate, or be potentiated by, other CNS depressants, systemic beta blockers, reserpine, quinidine ...

Topical therapy is suitable to limited plaques ... and her psoriasis cleared with a little help once her beta-blocker was stopped. Jane Mast PA-C, MPAS, SDPA, is the director-at-large of the ...

Like other forms of glaucoma treatment, topical beta-blocker therapy is designed to reduce the amount of aqueous humor, the fluid in the interior of the eye. Increased fluid pressure in the eye is ...

The eye drop offers a therapeutic alternative for individuals whose topical beta-blockers or prostaglandin derivatives monotherapies have not achieved target IOP. It is also an option for those ...

A. Thank you for sharing your story. Interactions between beta-blockers like metoprolol and topical phenylephrine (a vasoconstrictor in Preparation H) can be hazardous. That’s because ...

Like other forms of glaucoma treatment, topical beta-blocker therapy is designed to reduce the amount of aqueous humor, the fluid in the interior of the eye. Increased fluid pressure in the eye is ...