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Alomide Eye Drops (Lodoxamide)
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Alomide Eye Drops Drug Information
Alomide Eye Drops are used to treat certain inflammatory conditions of the eye namely vernal keratitis, vernal conjunctivitis and vernal ketato conjunctivitis. The pharmacological effects that are brought about by this generic medication are due to its mast cell stabilizing property. By doing so, this drug prevents discharge of certain allergy mediators, thereby bringing relief to patients. These eye drops are generally used by adults, although it may also be prescribed to children over the age of two. Duration of treatment with this drug may last up to three months.
Alomide Eye Drops Dosage Information
Alomide Eye Drops is supplied as a 0.1% solution in a specialized “drop trainer” 10 ml packaging. The pharmacologically active substance in these eye drops is called Lodoxomide. The recommended dose for all patients over the age of two is two drops of the Lodoxomide preparation in each eye up to four times a day, although the dose may be adjusted by a doctor according to individual needs and severity of the condition. Discount Alomide Eye Drops are offered by North Meds. Buy Alomide Eye Drops 0.1% solutions at low prices from North Meds.
Side Effects and Precautions for Alomide Eye Drops
Most side effects of this medication tend to be local in nature i.e., confined to the eye. A few of these side effects include redness, blurring of vision, dryness and sensation of a foreign object being lodged in the eye. In rare cases, headache, nasal stuffiness, light headedness, discomfort in the stomach, rash and sneezing may also be observed. When prescribed, patients must buy Alomide Eye Drops and continue using it for the prescribed duration of treatment. It is important to note that this medication is to be used as eye drops only and must not be injected. If any of the ocular side effects of the medication persist, a doctor must be contacted immediately.
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