Fluoromethalone/ Neomycin eye drops
Therapeutic agent (verify pharmacological class)
What it is used for
Inflammatory eye conditions with possible or presence of bacterial infections Clinical selection for Fluoromethalone/ Neomycin eye drops should follow culture results where relevant, Kenya STG/EML recommendations, and the current product SmPC. Class context: Therapeutic agent (verify pharmacological class). Confirm site-specific dose, duration and monitoring before prescribing.
Warnings
[From component Neomycin / Gramicidin / Nystatin / Triamcinolone Acetonide] Limit use in children or on face to maximum of 5 days. It should be withdrawn gradually following prolonged therapy. Unless fully unavoidable, potent corticosteroids should not be used on the face as they may precipitate a rosacea-like disorder and aggravate any pre-existing rosacea, avoid use in an occluded area, near the eye, use in the presence of skin infections without concomitant use of anti-microbial, children under 1yr, on weeping foci.
Possible side effects
Adverse reactions vary by agent. Counsel on common predictable effects and serious warning symptoms (allergy, severe rash, jaundice, unusual bleeding, severe GI symptoms, neurological changes). Report suspected ADRs via national pharmacovigilance channels.
Storage
Store as labelled. Keep out of reach of children.
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