Hi,
It is probably related to one of your eye drops which could have reacted to your other meds (esp zocor or niacin). I have this feeling you are doing much better now? The meds used to induce a MAC are short lived. Good luck.
Also is it possible that the medications could interact with the MAC which was the anesthesia used in the surgery?
Thank you for your response. I am using Broomday once in the morning and Prednisolone 4 drops per day for the eye. I also take 1000 mg of slo niacin, 20 mg of zocor, 2400 mg fish oil, 2000 units of vitamin D, 2 baby aspirins and a multi vitamin.
FYI my blood pressure has risen since the surgery. It was always in the normal range and now it has been 160/100, 140/100 and yesterday 1/9/12 it was 158/68. Have not had a fever and have a good appetite.
Thank you very much for your help
Hi. You need to be specific. Are you on any medication eye drops? I'll assume no, since you didn't describe this. Lens rejection is very rare. I truly don't think this is the culprit. It does sound like you are having some type of medication reaction. Sulfa drugs can cause this. Are you on diamox (acetazolamide?). Thanks.