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How many drops to be put in eye?

2017-07-29 07:02:22
Today cataract surgery was done of Mr Prakash Kasved(RIGHT EYE) so drops were given to put in eye but how many drops are to be put is not known to us please let us know
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firstly continue your all drops as per instruction and one drop put in operated eye and if you have query call to us in clinic
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take care of eye 1 do not rub your eye 2 prevent from dust and infectious thing 3 continue drops as per written instruction 4 prevent enter water into your eye

Answered2017-07-29 07:15:40

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one drop of every eye drops is sufficient.

Answered2017-07-29 07:11:32

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