Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML

Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML is used for the following:

• Assisting during cataract extraction and intraocular lens implantation procedures

• Providing aid in corneal transplantation surgeries

• Facilitating glaucoma filtration surgeries

• Managing retinal detachment surgeries

Here's how you should administer Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML:

• Remember, Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML is strictly for intraocular use.

• The medicine should be administered by a qualified doctor, not by yourself.

• The solution is injected into your eye's anterior chamber or capsular bag during surgery.

• The vial of Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML should be opened just before it's due to be used to minimise the risk of contamination.

• Consult your doctor for any specific instructions related to the administration of this medicine.

Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML is administered intraocularly.

Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML contains hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC) (2% w/v). Here is how it works:

• Space Creation: The injection creates and maintains space in the anterior chamber and capsular bag of the eye during surgery.

• Tissue Protection: It protects the corneal endothelium and other delicate intraocular tissues from mechanical trauma.

• Facilitation of Surgical Procedures: HPMC facilitates the manipulation of tissues and instruments during surgery which aids in performing complex operations.

• Lubrication: By acting as a lubricant, it reduces friction between instruments and tissues, allowing smoother operation procedures.

• Store Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML in a cool, dry place at room temperature below 30°C.

• Keep Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML out of direct sunlight and away from freezing conditions.

• Ensure that Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML is kept out of reach of children at all times.

• If you're undergoing cataract surgery or other eye procedures involving Yavisc 2 % Injection 2 ML, maintain a diet rich in Vitamin A to support your eye health. Foods like carrots, sweet potatoes, and spinach are excellent sources.

• Regular eye exercises can help improve your eye health. Simple exercises such as blinking, zooming focus, and figure-eight eye movements may be beneficial. As always, consult your doctor for personalised advice.