What is a possible side effect of ocular treatment that could interfere with driving?

Visual and/or systemic side effects are recognized as potential complications from ocular treatments, which can notably interfere with driving. These side effects might include blurred vision, double vision, difficulty focusing, or other visual disturbances that can compromise a driver’s ability to operate a vehicle safely. Such effects may also extend to systemic reactions, which could affect overall alertness and cognitive function, further impacting driving capabilities.

In contrast, increased vision clarity and improved night vision would enhance a driver’s performance and safety on the road rather than pose risks. The notion of having no impact on vision overlooks the reality that ocular treatments can lead to side effects that directly affect vision, highlighting the importance of being vigilant about any adverse reactions that may arise.