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Do not use ciprofloxacin eye ointment in a child younger than 2 years old.

Sometimes eyedrops and eye ointments sting when you first put them in.

What precautions should I take when using eyedrops and eye ointments?

Eyedrops and eye ointments containing medicine can have side effects.

Postoperative treatment includes antibiotic eye ointment three times daily for two weeks.

You may need a prescription antibiotic eye ointment or eyedrops.

Wash your hands before using the eye ointment.

Eye ointment can cause some temporary blurring of vision.

For more information about using eyedrops or eye ointment, talk to:

Some are still used: it stops bleeding and is used in eye ointment.

Some common problems treated with eyedrops or eye ointments include:

To use eye ointment pull the lower eyelid down with one or two fingers to create a pouch.

Take these safety precautions when you use eyedrops or eye ointments:

In severely infected cases, preoperative antibiotics may be necessary by means of antibiotic eye ointment.

She unpacked the eye ointment, searching, scrabbling until she found it.

Lubricating eye ointments are much thicker than eyedrops and gels.

Many eye problems are treated with eyedrops or eye ointments, and sometimes with both.

Eyedrops or eye ointments may be used to:

When I use an eye ointment, I may get some temporary blurring of vision.

Medicine may include eyedrops and eye ointment.

If you have disposable medical gloves, wear them when you put eyedrops or eye ointments into someone else's eyes.

"Febrifuges and eye ointments aren't stuffed venison with moss-berry sauce.

Antiviral eye ointments are also available.

When using eye ointments, follow these tips: