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Floaters in one of my eye
Hello Sir,
I was diagnosed Bone TB ( spine ) 2 years back and I am on my AKT every day I have been suggested to take 3 dose of AKT since past 2 years. Currently I am getting floaters in one of my eye ( dot and thread ) and a little bit of mudy vision. Is it side effect of AKT drug which is been intake from such a long time or any serious problem. Is it sign of Uveitis ?
I really appreciate all yours effort of listening me and guiding me ahead.
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The drug ethambutol can cause eye problems, you have to check your colour vision and get an ophthalmolgist to see your fundus.apps for checking colour vision available in Play Store
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Dr. Shraddha Mahadik
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Ethambutol is the most common akt drug that can lead to eye problems .....so consult an opthalmologist ...get your vision, colour vision and fundus checked .....also tuberculosis itself can cause eye problems ....so better get yourself checked
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