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If you are pregnant, planning pregnancy, or think you may be pregnant, consult your ophthalmologist before using Nepafenac. Your doctor will assess the potential benefits and risks and determine whether Nepafenac is appropriate for your eye condition and stage of pregnancy.

If you are breastfeeding, consult your doctor before using Nepafenac Eye Drops. Although ophthalmic administration generally results in lower systemic exposure than oral medicines, your healthcare professional should evaluate your individual circumstances before recommending continued use during breastfeeding.

Nepafenac Eye Drops may temporarily cause blurred vision or other visual disturbances after application. Avoid driving, cycling, or operating machinery until your vision has returned to normal and you are certain that you can perform these activities safely.

Nepafenac is administered as an ophthalmic preparation, so systemic exposure is generally lower than with systemic NSAIDs. However, tell your doctor if you have kidney disease or kidney-related problems before using Nepafenac, particularly if treatment is prolonged.

Patients with liver disease should inform their ophthalmologist before using Nepafenac. Although it is administered as eye drops and systemic exposure is limited, your doctor should consider your liver condition, other medicines, and overall health before prescribing this treatment.