High risk patients would include those who: 1  have taken high doses of Plaquenil for years (i.e., 1000 g. for over 7 years) 2  are 60 years or older. 3  are obese.  have significant liver or kidney 1  disease. have pre-existing retinal, macular disease, or cataracts.
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