Careprost Uses and Side Effects

Fresno CA

10 August, 2020

6:40 AM

Description

How Careprost Reduces IOP and Prevents Glaucoma? Application of Careprost reduces intraocular pressure or IOP in the eyes. There is a transparent layer called aqueous humor on the outer front of your eyes that helps in moisturizing your eyes. It also helps in other functions of the eyes including its easy movement and keeping the eyes flexible. But aqueous humor needs to be replaced and drained out of your eyes at regular intervals. When the aqueous humor does not get drained out of the eyes, it gets deposited in the eyes and starts damaging the ocular nerves. Your ocular nerves and veins in the eyes play a crucial role in transmitting messages to the brain and feeding the structures. Due to fluid deposit and damage of ocular nerves, your eyes get intraocular pressure or IOP in the eyes and develop glaucoma. Glaucoma can be disastrous and result in total loss of vision and blindness if not treated on time appropriately. In this juncture, application of Careprost Eye Drops stimulates the trabecular gland and increases the uveoscleral flow into your eyes. The increase of uveoscleral flow in the eyes further expands the aqueous humor and helps the fluid drained out of the eyes. Eventually, IOP reduces due to appropriate drainage of aqueous humor from the eyes and timely replacement of the fluid in the eyes. Ultimately, glaucoma does not occur as ocular nerves do not get damaged and stay intact.