Moxicon LP Eye Drop

Introduction to Moxicon LP Eye Drop

Use Moxicon LP Eye Drop only in the affected eye following the dosage and duration prescribed by your doctor Remember to wash your hands before using this medicine Make sure to read the label for directions before using it Do not miss any doses and complete the full course of treatment even if you start feeling better Abruptly stopping the medication can result in the infection returning or worsening The most common side effects of Moxicon LP Eye Drop include discomfort and irritation at the application site If these side effects persist for an extended period inform your doctor In case the medicine accidentally enters your ears nose or mouth rinse it out with water immediately If you are pregnant breastfeeding allergic to this medicine or taking any other medication please inform your doctor After using this medicine it is advisable not to drive or operate heavy machinery as it may cause blurred vision and impact your ability to drive

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