Indication

Blepharitis, blepharoconjuctivitis, bacterial conjunctivitis, bacterial keratoconjuctivitis, trachoma, mieibomitis (irritation of tarsal glands), chlamidia infections.Patient should first wash hands, then pull  the lower eyelid away from  the eye  to form the pouch. The drug should be applied  to the conjuctiva (in the putch) as a thin strip (approximately1sm) and gently close eye and keep them  closed for a 1-2 minutes to allow the medicine  to come into contact  with the infection. Such procedure should be done every 3, 4, 6 hours  appropriately 3-5 times during the day. To help clears  up infection completely, using of drug should be continued even if the symptoms have disappeared. Therapy may be continued  for 1 to 2 months  or longer in acute and chronic trachoma. Severe infections  may also require concurrent  oral therapy.

Neonatal chlamydial and gonococcal conjunctivitis and  uncomplicated bacterial conjunctivitis may be self-limiting but empirical treatment with topical tetracycline antibacterials. In neonatals drug should be applied  to the conjuctiva  as a thin strip (approximately1sm) as a single daily dose.

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