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whats the difference between prednisolone acetate usp and fluorometholone usp-
switched from prednisolone to flourometholone becasue pressures were too high with the prednisolone- no red irratated eyes so working just curious
Thanks the IOP has been 17-19 since switching to FML and were 29-30 with the Pred. have to recheck Doc didnt think would be that great a difference but looking good so far .
Both are steroids. FML was designed to be less likely to elevate intraocular pressure (IOP). If steroids make IOP go up the person is called a "steroid responder".
JCH MD
JCH MD
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