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A new class of eye drops is emerging as a potential alternative to reading glasses for presbyopia, the age-related difficulty in near vision that affects nearly two billion people worldwide.
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Early research suggests these eye drops can improve near vision quickly and without surgery, generating significant interest among patients and ophthalmologists alike.
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Despite the promise, experts caution that long-term safety and effectiveness remain uncertain.
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Pilocarpine, a century-old drug repurposed for presbyopia, can cause side effects such as headaches, eye redness, and changes in vision, and its prolonged use has not been extensively studied.
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In India, regulators emphasise that such drops should be prescribed and monitored by medical professionals, rather than marketed as a mass-market solution.