CYCLOFEZ DROP 5 ML

CYCLOFEZ EYE Drops

CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS belongs to the mydriatic-anticholinergic class of ocular drugs that are used to expand the pupil of the eye (preventing it from focusing) and temporarily paralyze the lens before an eye examination or surgery. It’s also used to treat uveitis (eye inflammation) and to decrease inflammation (redness and swelling) after cataract surgery.

CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS includes Cyclopentolate, which temporarily dilates (widens) the pupil of the eye and relaxes the eye muscles. It can also be used to relieve inflammation and soreness in the eyes. CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS dilates the pupil and relaxes the eye muscles, relieving pain and allowing the inflamed area of the eye to rest and recover.

CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS should only be used on the outside of the eyes. Follow your doctor’s instructions for using CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS. In some circumstances, you may have eye irritation, foreign body sensation, impaired vision, eye itching, stinging in the eyes, elevated intraocular pressure, and a burning sensation in the eye. The majority of these CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS adverse effects are transient, do not require medical treatment, and fade away with time. However, if the negative effects do not go away, consult your doctor.

If you are allergic to CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS, have excessive pressure within the eye (closed-angle glaucoma), Down’s syndrome, brain injury or spastic paralysis (in youngsters), or heart problems, tell your doctor before using it. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, see your doctor before using CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS. If CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS is to be used in youngsters, please consult your doctor. CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS may cause negative effects such as behavioral abnormalities in infants and young children. When using CYCLOFEZ Ocular DROPS in the elderly, use caution because they may be more sensitive to side effects, including increased eye pressure. For up to 24 hours after using CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS, you may have blurred vision. If you drive or do anything else that requires you to see clearly, be cautious. Your eyes may become more sensitive to light as a result of this medication. Protect your eyes from the sun or strong light until the effects wear off.

Eye inspection, uveitis, and other uses for CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS

Medicinal Advantages

CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS is made from of Cyclopentolate is an anticholinergic medication that is commonly used prior to eye tests (refraction exams). CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS works by temporarily dilates (widens) the pupil of the ocular and relaxes the eye muscles. It’s also used to treat anterior uveitis, which is a disorder that affects the eyes. Inflammation and pain within the eye produce this painful eye ailment. CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS dilates the pupil and relaxes the eye muscles, relieving pain and allowing the inflamed area of the eye to rest and recover.

Use Instructions

In the form of eye drops, CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS is available.

Drops for the eyes: Before and after use, thoroughly wash your hands with water. With the dropper, take the indicated dose and squeeze out a drop without touching the eye. Using a tissue, absorb any extra liquid. After each use, do not wipe or rinse the dropper tip. Replace the dropper and tighten the top on the bottle. Note: Do not touch the dropper’s tip because it could contaminate the contents. While instilling the drop, do not place the tip directly into the eye. If the dropper comes into contact with the eye, squeeze two to three drops into a tissue and wipe the tip of the dropper with seawater. After finishing the course of therapy or within 4 weeks of opening the bottle, throw away any unused medicine.

Store in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight.

CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS Side Effects

A foreign body sensation in the eyes irritates the eyes.

Vision is hazy

Irritated eye

Eyes that sting

Intraocular pressure has risen.

Eyes that are burning

Drug Recommendations

Please inform your doctor if you are allergic to CYCLOPENTOLATE or any other medications. Before using CYCLOPENTOLATE, tell your doctor if you have high intraocular pressure (closed-angle glaucoma), Down’s syndrome, brain injury or spastic paralysis (in children), or heart problems. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, tell your doctor before taking CYCLOPENTOLATE. Because the safety and effectiveness of CYCLOPENTOLATE have not been proved, it is not recommended for children under the age of 28 days. When using CYCLOPENTOLATE in newborns, small children, or the elderly, use caution because they may be more vulnerable to the drug’s negative effects, including increased eye pressure. Before taking CYCLOPENTOLATE, tell your doctor about all other medications you’re taking. Before you get the drops, your doctor will ask you to take out your contact lenses. As a result, don’t put your contact lenses on until the drops’ effects have worn off completely. Your vision may become briefly blurred after using CYCLOPENTOLATE. Do not drive, operate machinery, or engage in any other activity that needs clear vision until you are confident that you can do so safely. Your eyes may become more sensitive to light if you use CYCLOPENTOLATE. When outdoors, wear dark sunglasses to protect your eyes from harsh light.

Interactions Between Drugs

Interactions with other drugs: CYCLOPENTOLATE interacts with a dementia medication (donepezil), antipsychotics (clozapine), and cholinergic agonists (methacholine, acetylcholine ophthalmic, bethanechol, carbachol ophthalmic).

There were no drug-food interactions discovered.

CYCLOPENTOLATE should not be used in individuals with angle-closure glaucoma, Down’s syndrome, brain injury or spastic paralysis (in children), or heart disease due to drug-disease interactions.

Safety Suggestions

ALCOHOL

When taking medication, it’s important to stay away from alcohol.

PREGNANCY

CYCLOPENTOLATE is classified as a pregnancy Category C drug. It’s unclear whether CYCLOPENTOLATE will harm a pregnant woman or her fetus. As a result, it should only be taken if a doctor prescribes it and believes the benefits outweigh the risks.

BREAST FEEDING

It is uncertain whether CYCLOPENTOLATE is excreted in breast milk. If you are breastfeeding, talk to your doctor before using CYCLOPENTOLATE.

DRIVING

CYCLOPENTOLATE WHILE DRIVING MAY CAUSE VISION PROBLEMS. It will, however, be mild and only last a short time. As a result, it’s best to avoid driving until your vision improves.

LIVER

In people with liver disorders, LIVER CYCLOPENTOLATE can be used to treat eye infections.

KIDNEY

In people with renal illness, KIDNEY CYCLOPENTOLATE can be used to treat eye infections.

No habit formation

Advice on Diet and Lifestyle

Keep your eyes clean and clear of irritants by practicing excellent hygiene.

Even if some ophthalmic drugs irritate your eyes, do not rub them.

Know what causes your allergies, such as pollen, dust, and other triggers.

To naturally renew your eyes, sleep for at least six to eight hours.

At least two to three times a day, wash your eyes with clean water.

Manage your stress, eat well, drink enough of water, exercise regularly, and sleep well.

To avoid infection, wash your hands well and do not contact the dropper before using drops.

Reduce screen time (by not watching TV or talking on the phone) and use sunglasses while going outside in the sun.

Recommendations

When outdoors, wear dark sunglasses to protect your eyes from harsh light.

When using CYCLOPENTOLATE in infants, small children, or elderly patients, use caution because they may be more sensitive to the side effects, particularly mental/mood disorders and increased eye pressure.

Additional Information: This item is non-refundable.

Concerns of Patients

Uveitis is a condition in which the central layer of the eye becomes inflamed (uvea). The most frequent kind is iritis, which is an inflammation of the iris (anterior uveitis). Eye redness, discomfort, and blurred vision are all symptoms.

FAQs

CYCLOFEZ EYE DROPS includes Cyclopentolate, which temporarily dilates (widens) the pupil of the eye and relaxes the eye muscles. It can also be used to relieve inflammation and soreness in the eyes.

When taking CYCLOPENTOLATE, avoid wearing contact lenses. Wait at least until the effects of the drops have worn off before putting on the contact lens.

Eye irritation, foreign body sensation in the eyes, impaired vision, eye itching, stinging in the eyes, raised intraocular pressure, and burning sensation in the eye are all frequent CYCLOPENTOLATE side effects. These adverse effects are minor and only last a short time.

After instillation, CYCLOPENTOLATE may take up to half an hour to completely act. Effects can continue up to 24 hours, although they can last longer depending on your ailment.

For a short period of time, CYCLOPENTOLATE might produce hazy vision. In such instances, avoid driving and operating machinery until you feel better. If the impact lasts for a long time, see a doctor.