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Follicular Conjunctivitis from Alphagan (Photo)Last updated September 6, 2007
This photograph shows follicular bumps on the bulbar conjunctiva. Bulbar cysts like this area easier to see when using the cobalt light on the slit-lamp. This picture is difficult to interpret because everything is so dark, but those are bumps on the white part of the eye. Watch our glaucoma drop side effects video to get an idea about the other findings you might see with chronic drop use.
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