PROACTIVE MANAGEMENT MAY HELP WITH POTENTIAL OCULAR ADVERSE REACTIONS1,2
Work with an eye care provider (optometrist or ophthalmologist)1
- Prior to treatment initiation, patients should receive a baseline ophthalmic exam, including a visual acuity and slit lamp exam
- Patients should have follow-up exams during every other cycle for the first 8 cycles and as clinically indicated
Schedule for eye drops1
- The use of ophthalmic topical steroids and preservative-free lubricating eye drops* is recommended
- The initial prescription and renewals of any corticosteroid medication should be made only after a slit lamp exam
*Preservative-free eye drops are not a requirement for all patients. Lubricating eye drops without preservatives are recommended for patients with sensitive eyes.3,4
- Tell your patients to avoid the use of contact lenses1
Resources are available to help you and your patients manage their eye care:
Ocular Assessment Form for optometrists and ophthalmologists
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Informational videos and brochures
Patient Starter Kit with lubricating eye drops
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Eye care provider best practices
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