Intavisc MV PF

Intavisc MV PF Injection is used during cataract and glaucoma surgeries to protect delicate eye tissues and maintain eye shape during procedures. It helps reduce trauma, protects delicate eye tissue during surgery, and improves surgical precision.

Intavisc MV PF Injection functions by creating space in the eye for surgical procedures, protecting the cornea and other eye structures, maintaining eye shape during surgery, cushioning delicate eye tissues, and helping surgeons perform precise procedures.

The potential risks with Intavisc MV PF Injection use include temporary increased eye pressure, short-term blurred vision, inflammation (like iritis), corneal swelling, and rare allergic reactions. Most effects resolve as Intavisc MV PF Injection naturally clears from the eye.

Post-surgery expectations are temporary blurred vision, gradual improvement in sight, possible mild discomfort in the eyes, regular follow-up visits, and complete healing over several weeks.

You should seek immediate care for severe eye pain, significant vision loss, increasing redness, unusual discharge, and worsening symptoms over time.

While no specific interactions have been reported with Intavisc MV PF Injection, doctors recommend avoiding mixing Intavisc MV PF Injection with other eye drugs during surgery to prevent clouding or unexpected reactions.

Individuals should not use Intavisc MV PF Injection if they have a known allergy or hypersensitivity to hydroxypropyl methylcellulose or any ingredients present in the Intavisc MV PF Injection.