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Eye Pressure

Eye Pressure

Eye pressure, also known as intraocular pressure, is a symptom in which fluid pressure builds inside the eye. It is commonly associated with glaucoma, but may also be caused by genetic factors, inflammation, or certain medication. Glaucoma is damage to the optic nerve as a result of increased pressure in they eye. 

Medication may be prescribed to treat eye pressure, including other miotics-antiglaucoma preparations, plain, beta-blockers, ophthalmic, plain, carbonic anhydrase inhibitors, ophthalmic, beta-blockers, and ophthalmic, combinations.

Drugs Used To Treat Eye Pressure:

Photo of the drug Alphagan P. Alphagan P
Other Miotics-Antiglaucoma Preparations, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Trusopt. Trusopt
Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors, Ophthalmic
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Xalatan. Xalatan
Other Miotics-Antiglaucoma Preparations, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.


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Drugs related to Eye Pressure:

Photo of the drug Alphagan P. Alphagan P
Other Miotics-Antiglaucoma Preparations, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Trusopt. Trusopt
Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors, Ophthalmic
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Xalatan. Xalatan
Other Miotics-Antiglaucoma Preparations, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Combigan. Combigan
Beta-blockers, Ophthalmic, Combination
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Travatan Z. Travatan Z
Other Miotics-Antiglaucoma Preparations, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Lumigan. Lumigan
Other Miotics-Antiglaucoma Preparations, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma, increased intraocular pressure.
Photo of the drug Cosopt. Cosopt
Beta-blockers, Ophthalmic, Combination
Commonly used to treat Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Latanoprost. Latanoprost
Other Miotics-Antiglaucoma Preparations, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Timoptic. Timoptic
Beta-blockers, Ophthalmic, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Azopt. Azopt
Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors, Ophthalmic
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Simbrinza. Simbrinza
Other Miotics-Antiglaucoma Preparations, Combination
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Timoptic-xe. Timoptic-xe
Beta-blockers, Ophthalmic, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
No drug image available Timoptic-xe

Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Bimatoprost. Bimatoprost
Other Miotics-Antiglaucoma Preparations, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma, increased intraocular pressure.
Photo of the drug Betagan. Betagan
Beta-blockers, Ophthalmic, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
No drug image available Levobunolol
Beta-blockers, Ophthalmic, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure.
Photo of the drug Cosopt (pf). Cosopt (pf)
Beta-blockers, Ophthalmic, Combination
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure.
Photo of the drug Betaxolol. Betaxolol
Beta-blockers, Ophthalmic, Plain
Commonly used to treat Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Methazolamide. Methazolamide
Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors
Commonly used to treat Glaucoma.
Photo of the drug Betimol. Betimol
Beta-blockers, Ophthalmic, Plain
Commonly used to treat Hypertension, Eye Pressure, Glaucoma, myocardial infarction prophylaxis.
Photo of the drug Istalol. Istalol
Beta-blockers, Ophthalmic, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
No drug image available Istalol

Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma.
No drug image available Miostat
Other Miotics-Antiglaucoma Preparations, Plain
Commonly used to treat Eye Pressure, Glaucoma, increased intraocular pressure.

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