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Eye drops toba and moxicip

2023-05-17 13:28:07
My newborn baby is 29 days old and he was having yellow discharge from his eyes . Initially dr suggested to a eye drop which did not help. After that he is recommending moxicip eye drop. Is it safe to use?
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It can be Nasolacrimal duct obstruction.Gentle massage on the side of the nose can help to drain the water. Eye drops are anti

Answered2023-05-18 07:37:09

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Use toba eye drops 2 drops three times a day for 5 days. Avoid moxicop eye drops.

Answered2023-05-17 14:39:32

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Greetings it could be NLD obstruction in that case just massage will help u. Kindly consult so that I can guide you through

Answered2023-05-17 13:36:30

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Better to consult an eye specialist Instead of trial and error.

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