Dorzox T PF Eye Drop

How to use Dorzox T PF Eye Drop

• Wash their hands beforehand.
• To produce a little pocket, tilt your head back and lower the eyelid.
• As directed, apply one drop to the afflicted eye(s).
• To stop the medicine from draining away, softly close your eyes and squeeze the corner of one near the nose.
• After using, carefully shut the bottle.

How Medicine Works

• Two active components in Dorzox-T PF Eye Drops are:
• Dorzolamide: A carbonic anhydrase inhibitor that helps lower intraocular pressure by helping to diminish the fluid production inside the eye.
• Timolol: A beta-blocker that helps reduce intraocular pressure by preventing the activity of several compounds that aggravate fluid collection in the eye.
• These elements taken together help to lower eye pressure and stop more damage of the optic nerve.

Expert Advice

• As directed by your healthcare provider, follow dosage.
• Stop taking the drops without seeing your doctor; this could raise eye pressure.
• Away from direct sunlight, keep the drops cool and dry; firmly close the bottle after using.
• To prevent contaminating any surface, never touch the dropper tip.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• Q1: How often ought I to use Dorzox-T PF Eye Drops?

  A: Usually once or twice daily, or as directed by your doctor.

• Q2: Using these eye drops, can I wear contact lenses?

  A: Indeed, but it's advised to take off contact lenses before using the drops and wait at least fifteen minutes before re-inserting them.

• Q3: Should I miss a dosage of Dorzox-T PF Eye Drops, what should I do?

  A: Unless practically time for the next dose is approaching, apply the drops as soon as you remember. Never twice the dosage.

• Q4: Can I combine Dorzox-T PF Eye Drops with other eye prescriptions?

  A: Indeed, but keep a 10 to 15 minute interval between several eye prescriptions.

• Q5: Can eye infections be treated with Dorzox-T PF Eye Drops?

  A: Dorzox-T PF Eye Drops are not meant to be used in treating infections. In glaucoma and ocular hypertension, they are used to control intraocular pressure.