TOBRADEX eye drops

Tobreadex eye drops and ointment combine Tobreamycin (an antibiotic from the aminoglycoside family) and Dexamethasone (an anti-inflammatory corticosteroid), making it effective in treating bacterial eye infections accompanied by redness and swelling. It is also used after some eye surgeries to reduce inflammation and prevent infection. Indications for use: - Bacterial conjunctivitis - Keratitis - Anterior eye inflammation - Chronic uveitis - Corneal injuries caused by chemicals or foreign bodies - Follow-up after eye surgeries (such as cataracts or glaucoma) It is not used for viral or fungal infections. Can Tobreadex be used for children? It can be used for children under medical supervision. Tobreadex for pregnant and breastfeeding women Use only after consulting a doctor, if the expected benefit outweighs the potential risks. Can Tobreadex be used for the ear? It may be used in some cases of bacterial ear infection under medical supervision only. Dosage and method of use: Adults - Eye drops: 1–2 drops in the affected eye 3 times daily - Ointment: a thin layer inside the eye twice daily Children - Eye drops: one drop twice daily - Ointment: a thin layer twice daily Contraindications: - Allergy to any of the ingredients - Viral eye infections (such as chickenpox or herpes) - Fungal eye infections Possible side effects: - Itching or redness in the eye - Swelling of the eyelids - Increased eye pressure (with long-term use) - Secondary infections Precautions: - Measure eye pressure during prolonged use - Stop immediately if allergic symptoms appear - Avoid random use without medical supervision Drug form: - Eye drops - Eye ointment Storage conditions: - Store upright at room temperature away from children