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White precipitate in eyes with zylopred
I have dry eyes n sensitivity towards dust. So i use tears naturale ll and during eye infections i use zylopred. But whenever i apply zylopred, after the application there's a white precipitate kind of a semi liquid that accumulates in my eye. Is it normal or should i stop using zylopred. I've got a brand new pack too because of this and it was fresh, still the problem persisted. Although it does not irritate in any way, still i just wanted to know the details. And should i wash it off after application or let it be.
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Since its a suspension hence a little white deposit is normal .
But i will not advice you to use steroids eye drops so frequently. It may be harmful to the eyes.
Please share a close up pic of your eyes with information about pain redness watering discharge itching and blurring of vision Or consult an ophthalmologist
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Zylopred has loteprednel with gatifloxacin.
This is a suspension and white fluid is common after its use
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