The chances of complications arising after the Anti-VEGF injections are extremely rare. Though most commonly, the problem arises from getting the injection in the eye, not the medicine. Some of the most common drawbacks are as follows- \
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Mild pain or ache in the eye can last two or three days \
Floaters- will take a week minimum to get clear \
Sclera may appear bloodshot or bruised \
Eyes may feel rough, irritated, or puffy \
These are common drawbacks of Anti-VEGF injections. However, if, in time, they don’t go away, then you should connect with your doctor and get a check-up done.