Yes, antibiotic eye drops do expire. The effectiveness of the medication can diminish after the expiration date, and using expired drops may not provide the intended therapeutic benefits. Additionally, expired eye drops could pose a risk of infection or irritation. It's important to check expiration dates and properly dispose of any expired medications.
If you are suffering from Pink Eye symptoms, its better to visit a GOOD doctor and do not try to treat your self with antibiotic eye drops.
Yes, eye drops can expire. It is important to check the expiration date on the packaging before using them. Expired eye drops may not be as effective or could potentially cause irritation or infection.
After LASIK, antibiotic and anti-inflammatory drops are generally necessary for one week. After PRK, steroidal eye drops may be necessary for months.
Anything with a bad smell is infection. Antibiotic eye drops should help.
There are various methods to get antibiotic eye drops into a screaming two year old child. One good method is to have the child close their eyes and put the drop in the corners of the eyes. When the child opens their eyes, the drops will go into their eyes.
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Use a soft rag, with only warm water on it. And maybe taking him/her to the vet for an antibiotic and some eye drops.
It depends on many things, so let's assume we are talking about bacterial conjunctivitis which is a common eye infection treated with antibiotic eye drops. If one takes the drops as directed for the length of time they are prescribed, the infection should be gone in 3 weeks and usually with no residual effects. It is usually gone in a week or so and many drops render the patient not contagious after only a day or so.
Could be that she is rubbing the eye, or it could be that the antibiotic in your eye drops are not correct for killing the bacteria. You should immediately go to the doctor and ask if the 5 year old doesn't need a different kind of eye drops. These things can very quickly lead to infections inside the eye, which can lead to blindness.
nope. But obviously if they taste bad, throw 'em away(:
Yes. http://www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show_document?p_table=INTERPRETATIONS&p_id=25233
Metronidazole is not typically used to treat eye infections. Antibiotic eye drops or ointments are more commonly prescribed for bacterial eye infections. It is important to consult with an eye care professional for proper diagnosis and treatment.