Posted by Jillian on August 04, 1999 at 00:36:04
Dear Dr.
Maybe you can elaborate as my retina doctor could not.
16 months ago I had my eyes examined and they were fine.
Then had a neurotoxic drug
reactionAllergic reactions
Allergic reactions to medication
Dermatitis, reaction to tinea
Drug allergies
Febrile/cold agglutinins
Insect bite reaction - close-up
Intradermal allergy test reactions
Positive reaction to allergen
Transfusion reaction 15 months ago from a new Quinolone antibiotic. Eye had been twitching and having
spasmsCoronary artery spasm
Croup
Eyelid twitch
Facial tics
Hand or foot spasms
Urge incontinence
Vascular spasm but also my entire body had fasiculations. In my right eye above the
visualVisual acuity test axis was a deposit and pigment change of "UNKNOWN Etiolgy" that had not been there prior to the drug
reactionAllergic reactions
Allergic reactions to medication
Dermatitis, reaction to tinea
Drug allergies
Febrile/cold agglutinins
Insect bite reaction - close-up
Intradermal allergy test reactions
Positive reaction to allergen
Transfusion reaction. I have heard that these particular drugs can leave deposits in the eyes and cause other
visualVisual acuity test neuro or
visualVisual acuity test abnormalities and blind spots.
Do you have any information on Quinolones leaving deposits in the eye and what they can cause? Also was given 4 rounds of Medrol to counteract the reaction but Retina Specialist said Steroids would not have caused this...Thank you
Posted by hfhs md ke on August 04, 1999 at 22:39:20
i am aware of quinolones potentially causing optic nerve problems, but not aware of them leaving deposits in the retina. it is of course possible that these are not deposits, but rather simply a retinal reaction to toxicity. If you are interested we would love to see you here at Henry Ford Eye Care Services. Simply call 1-800-363-7575 for an appointment.