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Acute angle closure glaucoma is a well-known side effect of topiramate, but is rarely seen in children. It cautions providers to the potential ophthalmic side effects of commonly used medications in the pediatric population. It highlights the need to keep a broad differential in mind when encountering sudden onset blurry vision in the primary care clinic, the need for careful consideration of side effects when starting topiramate therapy in a child, and the need for parental counseling of side effects. |
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adverse drug reaction
anticonvulsants
anticonvulsants,untoward effects of
children
complications
fundus,abnormality of
glaucoma
glaucoma,acute
myopia
myopia,sudden onset of
retinopathy
topiramate
vision,blurred
visual acuity,decreased
visual loss
visual loss,sudden
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