Ophthalmologic Findings in Patients Using Oral Contraception

Adverse ocular reactions to drug therapy

“…A very small number of patients reported contact lens intolerance. Faust and Tyler (1966) examined 212 patients taking various pills and considered that no pathology existed which would not normally exist in a healthy random sample. Connell and Kelman (1969), in carrying out a similar study, were surprised at the occurrence of abnormalities in the control group but also found no difference between therapy and control groups.…”

Adverse ocular reactions to drug therapy

“…A very small number of patients reported contact lens intolerance. Faust and Tyler (1966) examined 212 patients taking various pills and considered that no pathology existed which would not normally exist in a healthy random sample. Connell and Kelman (1969), in carrying out a similar study, were surprised at the occurrence of abnormalities in the control group but also found no difference between therapy and control groups.…”

Hormonal Steroid Contraceptives1 III

“…Faust and Tyler (1966) described the ophthalmological findings in a group of 212 women who had used various oral contraceptives for relatively long periods, the majority between 12 months and 3 years. The examinations failed to reveal any eye pathology that could not be expected in a random sample of the population using no long-term medication.…”

Antifertility Agents

“…The retinal artery or branches were oc cluded in five other cases and the central retinal vein in three. Faust & Tyler subsequently provided detailed eye examination of 212 women using various oral contraceptives for one to three years and found no eye pathology that could not be expected in a random sample of the population using no long term medication (24).…”

Adverse ocular reactions to drug therapy

“…A very small number of patients reported contact lens intolerance. Faust and Tyler (1966) examined 212 patients taking various pills and considered that no pathology existed which would not normally exist in a healthy random sample. Connell and Kelman (1969), in carrying out a similar study, were surprised at the occurrence of abnormalities in the control group but also found no difference between therapy and control groups.…”

Hormonal Steroid Contraceptives1 III

“…Faust and Tyler (1966) described the ophthalmological findings in a group of 212 women who had used various oral contraceptives for relatively long periods, the majority between 12 months and 3 years. The examinations failed to reveal any eye pathology that could not be expected in a random sample of the population using no long-term medication.…”

Antifertility Agents

“…The retinal artery or branches were oc cluded in five other cases and the central retinal vein in three. Faust & Tyler subsequently provided detailed eye examination of 212 women using various oral contraceptives for one to three years and found no eye pathology that could not be expected in a random sample of the population using no long term medication (24).…”

Adverse ocular reactions to drug therapy

“…A very small number of patients reported contact lens intolerance. Faust and Tyler (1966) examined 212 patients taking various pills and considered that no pathology existed which would not normally exist in a healthy random sample. Connell and Kelman (1969), in carrying out a similar study, were surprised at the occurrence of abnormalities in the control group but also found no difference between therapy and control groups.…”

Hormonal Steroid Contraceptives1 III

“…Faust and Tyler (1966) described the ophthalmological findings in a group of 212 women who had used various oral contraceptives for relatively long periods, the majority between 12 months and 3 years. The examinations failed to reveal any eye pathology that could not be expected in a random sample of the population using no long-term medication.…”

Antifertility Agents

“…The retinal artery or branches were oc cluded in five other cases and the central retinal vein in three. Faust & Tyler subsequently provided detailed eye examination of 212 women using various oral contraceptives for one to three years and found no eye pathology that could not be expected in a random sample of the population using no long term medication (24).…”