Prednisolone Opthalmic

Information About Prednisolone Opthalmic

Uses of Prednisolone Opthalmic

Prednisolone opthalmic eye drops are used to treat inflamed eye or injury in the cornea.

How Prednisolone Opthalmic Works

Prednisolone Opthalmic s a corticosteroid which works by reducing redness, swelling thus reducing inflammation in the eye.

Side Effects of Prednisolone Opthalmic

Glaucoma

Information Updated on : Mon Apr 22 2024 15:52:53 GMT+0800 (Malaysia Time)

Authorship

Written By

Dr Sri Viknarajan

MD (Universiti Hasanuddin, Indonesia)

Reviewed By

Dr Nur Syuhada binti Zulkifli

MD, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)

Available Medicine for Prednisolone Opthalmic

Pred Forte Opthalmic Suspension

Prednisolone Opthalmic Related Warnings

Alcohol Safe

It is safe to consume alcohol with Prednisolone Opthalmic as there is no drug interaction between them

Pregnancy Limited Data

The safety of Prednisolone Opthalmic in human pregnancy is not established. Therefore, Dexamethasone Eye should only be used for pregnant women after careful risk/benefit assessment by the doctor.

Lactation Limited Data

It is not known whether Prednisolone Opthalmic is excreted into the human breastmilk. It is not advisable to apply topical Dexamethasone Eye on the chest to avoid accidental contact with the infant.

Driving Use With Care

Do not drive if this Prednisolone Ophthalmic affects your vision after application.

Kidney Safe If Prescribed

Dosage adjustment is not required as at low concentration, it does not produce any systemic effects.

Liver Limited Data

There is no dose adjustment needed in liver disease as it is a topical medication with low systemic effect.

Frequently Asked Questions on Prednisolone Opthalmic

FAQ

Can I use Prednisolone Opthalmic everyday?

No, do not use Prednisolone Opthalmic for more often or longer than the prescribed duration by your doctor. Prednisolone Opthalmic is a steroid eye drop, and long term use of Prednisolone Opthalmic associated with increase risk of cataract, glaucoma and secondary infection. Please consult with your doctor first before applying any eye medication. Do not start on any eye medication by your own.

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