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Methachlor 5ML Eye Drops

Dexamethasone, Chloramphenicol
Remington

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Rs. 58.32/Pack

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It is used in conditions like arthritis, blood/hormone/immune system disorders, allergic reactions, certain conditions on the skin and eyes, breathing problems, certain intestinal disorders, and cancers.

Uses

Treatment of arthritis, disturbance of the blood/hormone/immune system, allergic reactions, certain skin, and eye conditions, breathing disorders, certain intestinal disorders, and cancers. This medication is used to treat Eye Conditions or Allergies.

Dosage

Clean your hands before and after this medicine. Using your fingertips in a thin layer to add a tiny amount of medicine. Unwrap and add a fine layer to the infected region if you are using a medicated swab (s).
Place a finger near the nose and apply mild pressure at the eye’s edge. This prevents the drug from draining from the eye. For an ointment, put a small strip of ointment (14th inches, or about 6 millimeters) into the pouch and squeeze it straight through the eye. Remove the eyelid, close the eye, and roll your eye slowly to spread the medicine. Blot any additional ointment with clean tissue from around the eye.
Just use this eye drops on the skin. Do not use on eyes or lips. Do not apply within or within the nose/mouth of the inner lip region. Flush with huge quantities of water as this drug gets into your eyes. If there is an irritation in the eye, call your doctor. Do not refer to eczema-affected skin.
Use these eye drops at bedtime normally once daily as instructed by your doctor or product kit. Cleanse your affected skin carefully.
Before you start using this, read and follow all instructions in your product kit. Ask any questions you may have about this product to your pharmacist. Use this drops as instructed by your doctor.
First, wash your hands. Please do not touch the dropper or top of the ointment tube or touch your eye in order to avoid contamination. Always tightly replace the cap after every use.
Remove before using most kinds of eye lubricants if you wear contact lenses. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if your contact lenses may be replaced. There are several kinds of eye lubricants that can be used when wearing contact lenses (some of which contain polysorbates). Check the package to see if your lenses can be worn while your product is being used.

Availability

This medicine is available in all pharmacies throughout the country with reasonable pricing. It is available in online stores.

Uses

Dosage

Clean your hands before and after this medicine. Using your fingertips in a thin layer to add a tiny amount of medicine. Unwrap and add a fine layer to the infected region if you are using a medicated swab (s).
Place a finger near the nose and apply mild pressure at the eye’s edge. This prevents the drug from draining from the eye. For an ointment, put a small strip of ointment (14th inches, or about 6 millimeters) into the pouch and squeeze it straight through the eye. Remove the eyelid, close the eye, and roll your eye slowly to spread the medicine. Blot any additional ointment with clean tissue from around the eye.
Just use this eye drops on the skin. Do not use on eyes or lips. Do not apply within or within the nose/mouth of the inner lip region. Flush with huge quantities of water as this drug gets into your eyes. If there is an irritation in the eye, call your doctor. Do not refer to eczema-affected skin.
Use these eye drops at bedtime normally once daily as instructed by your doctor or product kit. Cleanse your affected skin carefully.
Before you start using this, read and follow all instructions in your product kit. Ask any questions you may have about this product to your pharmacist. Use this drops as instructed by your doctor.
First, wash your hands. Please do not touch the dropper or top of the ointment tube or touch your eye in order to avoid contamination. Always tightly replace the cap after every use.
Remove before using most kinds of eye lubricants if you wear contact lenses. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if your contact lenses may be replaced. There are several kinds of eye lubricants that can be used when wearing contact lenses (some of which contain polysorbates). Check the package to see if your lenses can be worn while your product is being used.

Availability

This medicine is available in all pharmacies throughout the country with reasonable pricing. It is available in online stores.

Precautions

You may be more sensitive to the sun with this drop. In the heat, limit your time. Stop sunlamps and tanning boots. Extremes like wind or cold weather can even irritate the eye area.
Tell your doctor or pharmacist about any infections (e.g., tuberculosis, herpes, fungal infections), kidney disease, liver disease, mental/mood conditions (e.g., psychosis, anxiety, depression), low blood minerals (e.g., low potassium/calcium), thyroid disease, stomach/intestinal problems before taking this medication.
Do not stop taking this drug without your doctor consulting. If this drug comes off suddenly, certain conditions may get worse. You may need to decrease your dose gradually. It is contraindicated in patients with known hypersensitivity to the drug.

Side Effects

After applying the drug, a quick sensation of warmth or stinging may occur. During the first 2-4 weeks of using the drug, skin redness, dryness, scratching, scaling, mild burning, or deterioration may occur. Using constantly, these effects generally decrease. Tell your doctor or pharmacist quickly if any of these symptoms persist or get worse. You may want your doctor to reduce the frequency at which you use, change your intensity or avoid using it.

Do not use or use a greater quantity as directed. Your skin won't improve more easily, and you are more likely to experience side effects (e.g., redness, peeling, or pain). Stinging or Burning of the eyes for 1 to 2 minutes.

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You may be more sensitive to the sun with this drop. In the heat, limit your time. Stop sunlamps and tanning boots. Extremes like wind or cold weather can even irritate the eye area.
Tell your doctor or pharmacist about any infections (e.g., tuberculosis, herpes, fungal infections), kidney disease, liver disease, mental/mood conditions (e.g., psychosis, anxiety, depression), low blood minerals (e.g., low potassium/calcium), thyroid disease, stomach/intestinal problems before taking this medication.
Do not stop taking this drug without your doctor consulting. If this drug comes off suddenly, certain conditions may get worse. You may need to decrease your dose gradually. It is contraindicated in patients with known hypersensitivity to the drug.

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