Drug Causes of Glaucoma
Medication causes list:
The list of possible medications or substances
mentioned in sources as possibe causes of Glaucoma includes:
Drug interactions causing Glaucoma:
When combined, certain drugs, medications, substances or toxins may react
causing Glaucoma.
The list below is incomplete and various other drugs or substances may cause your symptoms.
Always advise your doctor of any medications or treatments you are using,
including prescription, over-the-counter, supplements, herbal or alternative treatments.
- Acetaminophen-PM and Phenothiazine interaction
- Adsorbocarpine and Scopolia Root interaction
- AID to Sleep and Phenothiazine interaction
- Akarpine and Scopolia Root interaction
- Allerdryl and Phenothiazine interaction
- Allergy Capsules and Phenothiazine interaction
- Allergy Formula and Phenothiazine interaction
- Allermax and Phenothiazine interaction
- Almocarpine and Scopolia Root interaction
- Ambenyl Expectorant and Phenothiazine interaction
- Ambenyl Syrup and Phenothiazine interaction
- Anacin P.M. and Phenothiazine interaction
- Apo-Timolol and Scopiola Root interaction
- Apo-Timop and Scopiola Root interaction
- Aspirin-Free and Phenothiazine interaction
- Banophen and Phenothiazine interaction
- Bayer Select and Phenothiazine interaction
- Beldin Syrup and Phenothiazine interaction
- Bena-D and Phenothiazine interaction
- Benadryl 25 and Phenothiazine interaction
- Benadryl and Phenothiazine interaction
- Benahist and Phenothiazine interaction
- Benylin and Phenothiazine interaction
- Benylin Decongestant and Phenothiazine interaction
- Benylin Pediatric Syrup and Phenothiazine interaction
- Benylin Syrup w/Codeine and Phenothiazine interaction
- Betimol and Scopiola Root interaction
- Blocadren and Scopiola Root interaction
- Caladryl and Phenothiazine interaction
- Caldyphen Lotion and Phenothiazine interaction
- Children's Complete Allergy and Phenothiazine interaction
- Complete Allergy Medication and Phenothiazine interaction
- Compoz and Phenothiazine interaction
- Cosopt and Scopiola Root interaction
- Dermarest and Phenothiazine interaction
- Di-Delamine and Phenothiazine interaction
- Dihydrex and Phenothiazine interaction
- Diphendryl and Phenothiazine interaction
- Diphenhist and Phenothiazine interaction
- Diphenhydramine and Phenothiazine interaction
- Dom-Timolol and Scopiola Root interaction
- Dormarex 2 and Phenothiazine interaction
- E-Pilo Preparations and Scopolia Root interaction
- Ergodryl and Phenothiazine interaction
- Excedrin P.M. and Phenothiazine interaction
- Extra Strength Tylenol P.M. and Phenothiazine interaction
- Gecil and Phenothiazine interaction
- Gen-D-Phen and Phenothiazine interaction
- Genahist and Phenothiazine interaction
- Hydramine and Phenothiazine interaction
- I-Pilopine and Scopolia Root interaction
- Insomnal and Phenothiazine interaction
- Isopto Carpine and Scopolia Root interaction
- Kolex and Phenothiazine interaction
- Latanoprost and Scopolia Root interaction
- Mandrax and Phenothiazine interaction
- Maximum Strength Nytol and Phenothiazine interaction
- Medi-Phedryl and Phenothiazine interaction
- Midol-PM and Phenothiazine interaction
- Minims and Scopolia Root interaction
- Miocarpine and Scopolia Root interaction
- Nervine Nighttime Sleep and Phenothiazine interaction
- Nidryl Elixir and Phenothiazine interaction
- Nighttime Cold Medication and Phenothiazine interaction
- Nite-Time and Phenothiazine interaction
- Noradryl 25 and Phenothiazine interaction
- Noradryl and Phenothiazine interaction
- Novo-Timolol and Scopiola Root interaction
- Nytol and Phenothiazine interaction
- Ocusert and Scopolia Root interaction
- Ocusert Pilo-40 and Scopolia Root interaction
- Pain Relief PM and Phenothiazine interaction
- Pathadryl and Phenothiazine interaction
- PE Preparations and Scopolia Root interaction
- Pilagan and Scopolia Root interaction
- Pilo-20 and Scopolia Root interaction
- Pilocar and Scopolia Root interaction
- Pilocarpine and Scopolia Root interaction
- Pilopine HS and Scopolia Root interaction
- Piloptic-1 and Scopolia Root interaction
- Piloptic-2 and Scopolia Root interaction
- Pilosyst 20/40 and Scopolia Root interaction
- PMS-Diphenhydramine and Phenothiazine interaction
- Salagen and Scopolia Root interaction
- Sinutab Maximum Strength and Phenothiazine interaction
- SK-Diphenhydramine and Phenothiazine interaction
- Sleep and Phenothiazine interaction
- Sleep-Eze 3 and Phenothiazine interaction
- Sleep-Eze D and Phenothiazine interaction
- Sominex 2 and Phenothiazine interaction
- Sominex and Phenothiazine interaction
- Speracarpine and Scopolia Root interaction
- Theraflu Cold Medicine (Nighttime Strength) and Phenothiazine interaction
- Timolide and Scopiola Root interaction
- Timolol and Scopiola Root interaction
- Timoptic and Scopiola Root interaction
- Timoptic Ouches and Scopiola Root interaction
- Timoptic-XE and Scopiola Root interaction
- Twilite and Phenothiazine interaction
- Tylenol PM Extra Strength and Phenothiazine interaction
- Unisom Sleepgels and Phenothiazine interaction
- Valdrene and Phenothiazine interaction
- Valu-Dryl Allergy Medicine and Phenothiazine interaction
- Wal-Ben and Phenothiazine interaction
- Wal-Dryl and Phenothiazine interaction
- Wehydryl and Phenothiazine interaction
- Xalatan and Scopolia Root interaction
About medication causes:
Another misdiagnosis possibility is that a particular medication or
substance may be the real cause of the disease.
Certain medications, chemicals, toxins or substances
may possibly be underlying causes of Glaucoma.
Side effects of medications, or exposure
to toxins, chemicals, or other substances may cause a symptom or condition.
Hence, they become possible underlying causes of Glaucoma
but are often misdiagnosed or overlooked as a cause.
For a general overview of this misdiagnosis issue,
see Medication Underlying Cause Misdiagnosis.
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