Q1.My mother who is 56 years old has been prescribed Ciprofloxacin Eye/Ear drops due to pricking(chunna),redness and that type of (whitish layer)issue in the eyes. She has been using it since 1.5 years. Today only I came to know that though she was prescribed for only 1 month but she continued using it since 1.5 year because when she stopped after one month,the pricking and redness issue came back and therefore she continued using it every night before sleep because she said the drop made her eyes very comfortable and if she doesn't use it, the problem in the eyes comes back. So my question is using drop for more than a year the right thing or should I take her to a doctor?
Q2. And if theres no harm continuing using Ciplox drop even now, then can CIPCOZ eye/ear drop be used for the same cause because today I was given CIPCOZ instead of Ciplox because the chemist man told me that CIPCOZ is same as CIPLOX. So can CIPCOZ be used or do my mother need doctors prescription before using it?
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1) use lubrication eye drops like refresh tears ,4-5 times
2) wait for two to three days , if still same or worsening then consult your local ophthalmologist
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Ciprofloxacin is an antibiotic drop, with its long use one can develop resistance to the antibiotic. You can use Lubricants like refresh liquigel 2-3 times a day.
Pl Stop the Eye drops. Do not use it.you can use Refresh tears eye drops, 2drops 3times a day.pl consult ophthalmologist for further evaluation and treatment.
It's advisable not to use ciplox eye drop, which is an antibiotic drop, for prolonged period.
She can use eye drop eyemist 2-3 times a day for a month.
Consult local ophthalmologist if symptoms persist or worsen
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