eye drop

Eye drops are used to treat acute eye irritation and eye diseases such as conjunctivitis or corneal inflammation. A distinction must be made here between eye drops which, due to their particular viscosity and ingredients, produce a physical effect of moistening, and eye drops which are provided with further active substances such as, for example, antibiotics. While the former are sold freely, the latter are to be assigned to the prescription medicines. For dry eyes, eye drops with a physical effect are used, while for eye diseases usually eye drops with other active ingredients are used. However, there is also the risk of side effects and there are certain contraindications that should be clarified with a doctor before use. (Fp)

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