Tropma Eye Drop

Overview Tropma Eye Drop

Tropma eye drops facilitate ophthalmic examinations, aiding in the diagnosis of eye conditions. The medication dilates the pupils, improving the physician's view of the eye's interior. Apply only externally, following your doctor's prescribed dosage and regimen. Avoid contaminating the drops by preventing the dropper tip from touching any surface. Increased light sensitivity is a potential side effect; sunglasses are recommended for protection. Common, typically transient, adverse reactions may include pain, burning, blurred vision, light sensitivity, and allergic responses. Persistent or worsening symptoms necessitate medical consultation. Driving is discouraged following administration due to potential temporary visual impairment.

Uses of Tropma Eye Drop

Ophthalmological assessment

Major Benefits of Tropma Eye Drop:

Apply this medication externally only. Administer as prescribed by your physician, following the dosage and duration specified. Always consult the product label for application instructions. Position the dropper near the eye, avoiding contact. Carefully dispense the medication into the lower conjunctival sac. Remove any excess solution.

Common Side effects of Tropma Eye Drop:

• Eye pain
• Stinging in the eyes
• Blurred vision
• Photophobia
• Allergic reaction

How to use Tropma Eye Drop:

Apply this medication externally only. Administer as directed by your physician, following the prescribed dosage and schedule. Consult the product label for complete application instructions. Position the dropper near the eye, avoiding contact, then gently compress to instill the medication into the lower conjunctival sac. Remove any excess solution.

How Tropma Eye Drop works:

Tropma Eye Drops contain Phenylephrine and Tropicamide, a dual-medication formulation.

What if you forget to take Tropma Eye Drop :

Omit a missed dose of Tropma Eye Drops; resume your usual dosing regimen. Avoid taking a double dose.