Inflammatory conditions of the eye

Conjuntival hyperaenimia, corneal epithelial staining, mucopurulent discharge, subjective ocular discomfort. Bacterial and fungal corneal ulcers have been reported with gentamicin opthamic solutions.

Others- buring , irritation

Hypersensitivity to any component of the ingredients.

Special precautions:

Prolonged use of topical anitibiotics including gentamicin may give rise to overgrowth of nonsusceptible organisms including fungai. Discontinue if irritation persists.

Indications:

Inflammatory conditions of the eye

Dosage:

Instil 1 drop 4 times the infected eye or use as directed by the physician

Prolonged use of topical anitibiotics including gentamicin may give rise to overgrowth of nonsusceptible organisms including fungai.

Discontinue if irritation persists.

Pharmacology:

Studies were conducted with diclfenac-gentamicn or diclofenac alone. The result of the study showed that the efficacy of diclofenac-gentamicn combination eye drops was similar that of diclofenac eye drops in the management of post cataract surgery intraocular inflammation. Also, the study demonstrated that addition of gentamicin to diclofenac in combination eye drops did not interfere with the efficacy of topical diclofenac in controlling inflammation in cataract surgery.

The sudy concludes that dicofenac-gentamicin combinatin eye drops is as effective as diclofenac eye drops and appears to be acceptably tolerated in the control of post cataract surgery inflammation. It can be useful alternative to the commonly used steroid antibiotic combination.