Atropine 1 % Eye Drops 10 ML

Myopia and inflammation of the eyes are treated with Atropine 1 percent Eye Drop (uveitis or iritis). It is also used to examine and diagnose eye abnormalities in youngsters, such as blurred vision or squint. Before using Atropine 1 percent Eye Drop, always wash your hands. Use only the number of drops recommended by your doctor. If you wear soft contact lenses, take them out before using the drops and wait at least 15 minutes before replacing them. If you are taking another eye medicine, wait at least 10 minutes before taking this one. For a complete guide on how to use the drops and receive the greatest benefit, read the brochure that comes with the drug. Do not contact the dropper or bottle's tip. This could result in infection. To receive the most effect from this prescription, you should take it on a daily basis at the same time. If you wish to discontinue using it, first sincrease with your doctor. Irritation or pain in the eye, wet or dry eyes, blurred vision, elevated heart rate, and blood pressure are the most prevalent side effects. Other, less common, negative effects affecting other sections of the body, some of which can be dangerous, are also possible. If you have any side effects, read the medicine's instruction sheet and contact your doctor. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should also seek medical advice before taking this medicine.