Nugen Bottle Of 10Ml Eye Drops

• Bacterial eye infection: Ciprofloxacin helps clear susceptible bacteria causing infection of the eye and may prevent the condition from continuing or worsening.
• Eye redness and congestion: Phenylephrine narrows enlarged surface blood vessels, which may temporarily ease redness and congestion associated with the treated eye condition.

• Eye discomfort: Stinging, burning or a gritty feeling can occur briefly after the drops reach the eye. Stop and contact the eye doctor if pain becomes severe or persistent.
• Corneal deposits: Small white deposits may appear on the cornea during treatment with ciprofloxacin eye drops. Tell the eye doctor if vision worsens or the deposits do not clear.
• Eye redness: Ocular hyperemia means increased redness of the eye, which may occur even while the infection is settling. Contact the eye doctor if redness or swelling worsens.
• Taste change: A bitter or unusual taste can occur when some drops drain into the throat through the tear duct. Tell your doctor if it is troublesome.
• Nausea or diarrhoea: Some liquid may drain into the throat and upset the stomach or loosen stools. Get emergency medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat.

• Wash your hands before and after using Nugen eye drop.
• Do not touch the dropper tip to the eye, eyelids or any surface.
• Leave the interval advised by your eye doctor before using another eye medicine.
• Do not wear contact lenses until the infection has cleared and your eye doctor permits them.
• Wait until vision is clear before driving or using machinery.
• Finish the prescribed course unless your doctor tells you to stop.

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