When using ophthalmic anticholinergics, patients should wear dark glasses in sunshine and use dimmed lights but should have no problems with moving about after dark.

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Ophthalmic anticholinergics can dilate pupils and decrease accommodation, leading to sensitivity to light and potentially blurred vision, which can make moving about after dark more difficult due to impaired vision.

When Using Ophthalmic Anticholinergics, Patients Should Wear Dark Glasses in Sunshine