Mdas Eye Drops

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Mdas 0.3 % Description

Mdas Eye Drop is an antibiotic medicine. It contains tobramycin, which is used for the treatment of external bacterial infections of the eye. Mdas works by stopping the growth of infection-causing ba

cteria. This medicine is meant for ocular (eye) use and should be used externally only. Do not ingest this Eye Drop. Avoid touching the dropper with your hands or with your eye. Use Mdas Eye Drop exactly as recommended by your doctor.

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Contains	Tobramycin(0.3 %)
Uses	Bacterial eye infections
Side effects	Redness of eyes, itching and swelling of eyelids
Therapy	OCCULAR ANTIBIOTIC

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Precautions and Warnings

Uses of Mdas 0.3 %

Mdas Eye Drop is used to treat external bacterial infections of the eye.

Contraindications of Mdas 0.3 %

If you are allergic to tobramycin or any of the other ingredients of Mdas Eye Drop.

Side effects of Mdas 0.3 %

Itching and swelling of the eyelid
Redness of eyes

Precautions and Warnings of Mdas 0.3 %

Pregnancy

Can I use Mdas Eye Drop during pregnancy?

Mdas Eye Drop is to be instilled in the eyes and the quantities which might get absorbed from the eyes are too little. Still, this Eye Drop should be used in pregnancy only if recommended by your doctor.

Breast Feeding

Can I use Mdas Eye Drop while breastfeeding?

Mdas Eye Drop is to be instilled in eyes and the quantities which might get absorbed from the eyes is too little. Still, this medicine should be used under medical supervision by a lactating mother.

Driving

Can I drive if I have instilled Mdas Eye Drop?

Mdas Eye Drop has no or negligible effect on driving. However, if you experience any side effects after taking this medicine that may affect your ability to drive safely, it is suggested to avoid driving.

Alcohol

Can I consume alcohol with Mdas Eye Drop?

Alcohol is not known to interact with this medicine. Ask your doctor for advice on alcohol intake along with Mdas Eye Drops.

Other General Warnings

Talk to your doctor if

You are using this medicine for a long duration.
You are using contact lenses.

Mode of Action of Mdas 0.3 %

How Does It Work?

Mdas Eye Drop works by stopping the growth of bacteria by preventing the protein synthesis in bacterial cells.

Directions for Use of Mdas 0.3 %

Use Mdas Eye Drop as instructed by your doctor.
Follow directions carefully and do not miss an application.
Wash your hands thoroughly before and after applying.
Close your eyes for 2 - 3 minutes and do not blink or squeeze.
Avoid touching your eyes with the dropper. The dropper must be kept clean to avoid infections.
Using a clean tissue or cloth, wipe any excess liquid from your face.
Use the exact number of drops as recommended by your doctor.
If you have been prescribed any other Eye Drops or eye ointments, keep an interval of at least 5 minutes between both the medicines.

Interactions of Mdas 0.3 %

Interactions with other medicines

Since Mdas Eye Drop is to be used externally in the eyes it is less likely to interact with other medicines.
However, you should always consult your doctor if you are taking other medicines for treating other health conditions.

Storage and disposal of Mdas 0.3 %

Store Mdas Eye Drop at a temperature below 25°C in a cool and dry place.
Keep it out of the reach of children and pets.

Dosage of Mdas 0.3 %

Overdose

As this Eye Drop is meant for external application cases of an overdose are unlikely. However, symptoms of overdose of Mdas Eye Drop include redness of eyes, increasing watering of eyes, and itching o...

Missed a Dose

If you have missed instilling a dose of Mdas Eye Drop, instill it as soon as you remember. If it's time for your next dose, then skip the missed dose and continue with your regular dose schedule. Do n...

Content Details

WRITTEN BY

Dr. Mansi Savla

B. Pharm, PharmD

REVIEWED BY

Dr. Ritu Budania

MBBS, MD (Pharmacology)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can Mdas Eye Drop cause diarrhoea?

A: Mdas Eye Drop does not cause diarrhoea. Diarrhoea is a side effect of antibiotics that are given by mouth.

Q: Can Mdas Eye Drop cause a headache?

A: No, Mdas Eye Drop does not cause a headache.

Q: What is the use of Mdas Eye Drop?

A: Mdas Eye Drop is used to treat external bacterial infections of the eye.

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Last Updated on: 12 May 2022 | 01:12 PM (IST)

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