Dosage
Eylea is administered as an injection into your eye. Before administration, you will be given anesthesia to numb your eyes. You should only receive this drug from your doctor’s office or a trusted clinic setting.
Your doctor will recommend coming for checkups regularly a few weeks after your injection to rule out the possibilities of any side effects.
Your healthcare provider will recommend taking the drug once every 4 to 12 weeks. The frequency of the drug’s administration will depend on the severity of the disease. It is important to use the drug as prescribed by your doctor, as failure to do so can worsen the condition or lead to other side effects.
It is possible to overdose or miss a dose of Eylea. Overdosing on this drug can lead to various health complications. Seek urgent medical attention if you overdose on the injection. You can speak with your doctor if you miss a dose of your Eylea injection.
According to research, people who take Eylea regularly are more susceptible to blurred vision. [2] Be extra careful if you work at a place where you need to see clearly.
It is important to take Eylea (Aflibercept Ophthalmic) exactly as prescribed by your doctor or as directed on the label. Do not take quantities larger or smaller than what your doctor recommends.
Eylea is given as an injection into the eye. To avoid feeling pain during administration, you will be given medicine to help numb the eye. Ensure you visit a professional healthcare clinic to receive the drug. Your doctor will check your eyes regularly to monitor progress and prevent exacerbation of side effects. The drug should be taken at least once after every 4 to 12 weeks.