Mydrat J 0.01% Eye Drop 5ml

MydratJ Eye Drop should only be used in the affected eye The dosage and duration of treatment will depend on the type and severity of the condition It is important to follow the prescribed dose timing and administration method recommended by your doctor Before and after using MydratJ Eye Drop always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and hot water This will help prevent the risk of infection To administer the medicine have your child lie down and look up and to the other side Make sure your child remains still and calm during the process Place the drops in the lower eyelid away from the nose Afterwards ask your child to keep their eyes closed for some time to allow the medicine to be absorbed properly and prevent it from spilling out It is important to advise your child not to rub their eyes immediately after administering the medicine as it may cause redness or irritation Your child should also avoid wearing contact lenses while using MydratJ Eye Drop as this medication can damage the lenses Do not stop the medication abruptly on your own even if your child starts feeling better Continue the treatment as prescribed until the entire course is completed If you have any questions or concerns consult your childs doctor MydratJ Eye Drop may cause minor and temporary side effects such as blurry vision sensitivity to light eye irritation and stinging These side effects should subside after a few doses However if they persist or become bothersome for your child it is important to report them to the doctor without delay Provide your childs doctor with a complete medical history including any previous allergies heart problems blood disorders birth defects airway obstruction lung anomalies gastrointestinal problems skin disorders liver impairment and kidney malfunction This information is crucial for adjusting the dosage and planning your childs overall treatment