Plaquenil causes changes in the pigment of the central portion of the retina (macula), which is responsible for color vision and allows us to see fine details. Plaquenil binds to the retinal pigment cells, which over time cause adverse changes in the vision. The patient may start seeing the objects as blurry or distorted.
Plaquenil is prescribed in selected conditions only. It should not be shared with others. It may also interact with other medications. Hence, inform your doctor about the list of medicines, supplements, and non-prescription drugs you use.
Contact our expert doctors if you have concerns regarding the usage of this medicine or want to seek diagnosis and treatment for your or your loved one’s health problems.
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