Small eye solution Timolol Maleate Eye Drops 0.5% Alcon Label treatment (5ml)

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Specifications Timolol Maleatate

Ingredient

Composition informationContent
Timolol Maleatate0.5%

Uses

indications

Timolol Maleate Drop 0.5% 5ml is indicated in the following cases:

  • Labeling
  • Chronic open -angle glaucoma

    Secondary glaucoma

    Pharmacy

    Pharmacological group: Tabula and pupils, selective beta blockers.

    Mechanism of action

    Timolol Maleatate Eye Drops 0.5% is a beta receptor blockers, and beta 2 (not selected) with eye small eyes. The mechanism of glaucoma effects of beta blockers is unknown, but by the method of labeling and measuring fluorescent, it is found that this drug reduces the production of aquaculture.

    In addition, in some studies, observations showed a slight increase in the flow of aquatic fluid. Timolol reduces glaucoma but few or no regulating effects.

    The low-glaucoma effect of Timolol Maleatate Eye Drops 0.5% quickly, appears about 20 minutes after the eye drops and reaches a maximum within 1-2 hours. Small small eye solution Timolol Maleate Eye Drops 0.5% can be effectively maintained within 24 hours.

    Dynamic pharmacokinetics

    It is possible to see the onset effect that reduces the internal pressure within half an hour after the single dose. The maximum effect appears within 1 or 2 hours; The significant effect of reducing glaucoma can be maintained within 24 hours with a single dose.

    Pediatric patients: Similar to adult research data, 80% of the eye drops will flow through the nasal glands that can be quickly absorbed into the circulatory system through the nasal mucosa, nasal, pleura pipes, pleura and skin from tears.

    Due to the volume of circulatory in children smaller in adults, it is necessary to consider having a higher level of drug circulation in children. Moreover, enzyme metabolism in newborns is incomplete and can lead to increased semi -discharged time and adverse reactions.

    Before taking Small eye solution Timolol Maleate Eye Drops 0.5% Alcon Label treatment (5ml)

    How to use

    The drug is only used for eye drops.

    After small eyes should press the nose tube or close the eyes for 2 minutes to reduce the absorption of the whole body.

    To avoid the infection into the small tip of the drug and the solution, be careful not to let the medications of the vial touch the eyelid, the area around the eyes or other surfaces. Close the lid of the vial when not in use.

    Dosage

    recommended dose should be used: 1 drop of small eye solution Timolol Maleate Eye Drops 0.5% into each eye needs treatment, 2 times daily.

    Because in some patients, the pressure reduction response when using Timolol Maleatate takes a few weeks to stabilize, so it is necessary to re -evaluate the intraocular pressure after treatment with small eye solution Timolol Maleate Eyeen Drops 0.5% is about 4 weeks. If the intraocular pressure is maintained at the desired level, it can reduce the dose, 1 drop of the drug into the eye, once a day.

    If combined with another glaucoma treatment, wait 5 minutes after the small solution Timolol Maleate Eye Drops 0.5% will continue to continue the other drug.

    Used in the elderly: Clinical figures do not show the need for the dose of the drug when used in the elderly.

    Use in children: The effect and safety of drugs in children has not been determined. Timolol should be used very carefully in children.

    The above dose is for reference only. Specific dosage depends on the condition and level of progression of the disease. For a suitable dose, you need to consult a doctor or medical specialist.

    What to do when overdose? Specific antidote include:

  • Atropin: 0.5 to 2 mg, intravenously.
  • Glucagon: Starting treatment with 1-10 mg intravenously, then continuous transmission 2-2.5 mg/hour.

  • Sympathetic Beta drugs depending on the body and effect (desire): Dobutamin, Isoprenalin, Orciprenalin or Adrenalin.
  • What to do when you forget a dose? However, if it is close to the next dose, skip the forgotten dose and return to your normal medication schedule.

    Side Effects

    When using Timolol Maleate Drop 0.5% 5ml, you may experience unwanted effects (ADR).

    Common, ADR> 1/100

  • Disorders at the eye: blurred vision, eye pain, itchy eye, discomfort in the eyes, eye congestion.
  • Uncommon, 1/1000

  • Central neurological disorders: headache.
  • Eye disorders: corneal worn, spotted keratitis, keratitis, iritis, conjunctivitis, lash inflammation, vision loss, fear of light, dry eyes, increased tears, eye, itchy eyes, eyelids closed, eyelid prevention, eyelid edema, conjunctiva.
  • heart disorder: Slow heart rate.
  • Pleeing disorders: Hypotension.
  • Respiratory disorders, chest and mediastinum: asthma, bronchitis, shortness of breath.

    Gastrointestinal disorders: taste disorders.

  • Common disorders and local conditions: tired.
  • Instructions on how to handle ADR

    When experiencing side effects of the drug, it is necessary to stop using and notify the doctor or go to the nearest medical facility for timely treatment.

    Warnings

    Before using the drug you need to read the instructions carefully and refer to the information below.

    Contraindicated

    Timolol Maleate Drop 0.5% 5ml contraindications in the following cases:

  • Hypersensitivity to Timolol or any excipients of the drug or with beta blockers.
  • Diseases that affect the airway including bronchial asthma or a history of bronchial asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

    Sinus slow pace, sinus node impairment syndrome, atrial sinus block, atrial atrial block of level 2 or degree 3, clear heart failure or heart shock.

  • patient Raynaud.
  • Be cautious when using

    It is necessary to carefully evaluate the use of beta blockers to treat in patients with cardiovascular disease (such as coronary artery disease, prinzmetal angina, heart failure) and lower blood pressure and should consider using other replacement drugs. Patients with cardiovascular disease should be wary of worse signs of these diseases and unwanted effects.

    Be cautious when used for patients with peripheral circulatory disorders (Raynaud or severe raynaud syndrome).

    There have been reports on respiratory reactions, including death from bronchospasm in patients with asthma after using a few small eye -small ophthalmic blocks.

    Because beta blockers can cover the symptoms of acute hypoglycemia, be cautious when using beta blockers for patients with spontaneous hypoglycemia or unstable diabetes patients.

    Beta blockers can cover the symptoms of hyperthyroidism.

    Beta blockers have been reported to have a muscle weakness with some obvious symptoms (such as a song, eyelash collapse and body weakness).

    While treating with beta blockers, patients with a history of allergies or a history of serious anaphylaxis with many allergens that responds more strongly when exposed to those allergens and they do not respond to conventional adrenalin doses used in emergency anaphylactic reactions.

    There has been a report on the effect of causing peeling when treated with aquatic drugs (such as Timolol or Acetazolamid) after raft surgery.

    Small beta blockers can inhibit the systemic effects of beta -agonized agents like Adrenalin. It is necessary to notify the anesthetic doctor when the patient is using Timolol.

    benzalkonium chloride can cause irritation and change the color of soft contact lenses. Should avoid contact with soft contact lenses. It is necessary to guide patients to remove contact lenses before taking Timolol Maleate eye Drops eye drops 0.5% and wait at least 15 minutes before wearing glasses.

    The ability to drive and operate machinery

    temporary blurred vision or vision disorders may affect the ability to drive and operate machinery. If the patient looks blurred after small eyes, it is necessary to wait until it is clear and then continue to drive or operate machinery.

    Pregnancy

    Not enough data on the use of Timolol Maleate small eye solution for pregnant women. Epidemiological studies do not show the likelihood of fetal malformations but also show the risk of endometria retardation when treated with oral beta blockers.

    Besides, there were signs and symptoms of beta blockers in infants when the mother used beta blockers until birth.

    Do not use Timolol Maleatate small eye solution during pregnancy, unless it is really necessary. However, if the mother has to be treated with a small Timolol Maleate eye solution during pregnancy, it is necessary to closely monitor babies in the early days of postpartum.

    Breastfeeding period

    Beta blockers are excreted into breast milk that can cause many unwanted effects to breastfeed.

    To prevent serious unwanted effects that may occur with breastfeeding, the amount of benefits of breastfeeding with babies and the benefits of mothers treatment to decide should stop breastfeeding or stop or avoid using Timolol Maleate eye.

    Drug interaction

    There has been a report on the risk of increasing the effect of beta blockers (such as slow heart rate, depression) when using CYP2D6 breasts simultaneously (such as quinidin, fluoxetin, paroxetin) with Timolol.

    Simultaneous use of small eye solution contains active ingredients beta with oral calcium channel blockers, other beta blockers, anti -arrhythmic drugs (including amiodaron), glycosides of cardiac support or fake sympathetic drugs that can cause side effects such as lowering blood pressure and/or significant slow heart rate.

    There has been a report that occasionally relaxes from the same time as simultaneously small beta blockers with adrenalin (epinephrin).

    Me: increases the risk of cardiovascular collapse and hypotension due to inhibition of the heart's response to sympathetic stimulation reflexes.

    cimetidine, hydralazin, phenothiazin and alcohol may increase the concentration of Timolol in the blood.

    Storage

    Store at a temperature not exceeding 30 ° C.

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