Regularly taken eye drops for bacterial infections.

Exocin drops are a type of antibacterial medication used to treat eye infections. The drops are applied directly to affected eyes every 2-4 hours, and can clear up symptoms caused by bacterial infections like conjunctivitis.
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Exocin is a medication that treats bacterial eye infections. It contains the active ingredient ofloxacin, which is a fluoroquinolone antibiotic (meaning it kills bacteria). It’s applied directly to infected eyes in the form of droplets.
Conjunctivitis, which can be both viral and bacterial, is a common eye infection. Children and elderly patients are most at risk of developing the condition, but it can affect anyone with a weakened immune system. Not washing your hands after inserting or removing your contact lenses can also lead to an infection. Bacteria are responsible for lots of ocular infections worldwide, and can do damage to your eyes if left untreated.
Although you might get better without treatment, managing bacterial strains by using antibiotics can reduce your symptoms and stop the infection getting worse. Daily Exocin drops should clear your infection completely and prevent you from passing it on to someone else.
Conjunctivitis can sometimes be caused by viral infections, and often doesn’t need treating. It can also be brought on by allergens, like animal dander and pollen. Bacterial infections develop when certain bacteria are able to thrive around your eye. The three most common types of bacteria that cause these infections are Haemophilus influenza, Streptococcus pneumoniae and Staphylococcus aureus.
The symptoms are usually more noticeable than the other types of infections — your eyes might appear much redder than usual, and can produce yellow or green discharge. Itchiness, burning and a gritty feeling in the infected eye are also common symptoms of a bacterial infection.
Ofloxacin, Exocin’s active ingredient, is an antimicrobial. These are substances that kill harmful microorganisms. When applied directly to your eye, Exocin drops should destroy the bacteria responsible for your eye infection and clear it within ten days.
Both viral and bacterial conjunctivitis (sometimes referred to as ‘red eye’) are highly contagious, so treating your eye infection rather than letting it run its course naturally means you’re much less likely to pass it on to someone else.
You should use Exocin exactly as it’s been prescribed. The drops need to be used regularly in order to work effectively.
The usual dose is one or two drops in each affected eye. You’ll do this every 2-4 hours for the first 2 days, and then four times a day until your infection has cleared. You should never use Exocin for longer than ten days. If your infection hasn’t cleared by then, speak to a clinician about alternative treatments.
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If the tamper-proof seal of your Exocin bottle is broken before you first use it, you’ll need to change it and get a new one.
Before applying your eye drops, you should always wash your hands.
If you feel like one of the drops has missed your eye, then try again. It’s important to apply Exocin eye drops properly so the medication can do its job.
You should try and avoid touching your eye directly with
If you use more Exocin drops than you need, you should rinse your eye(s) with clean water and then wait until you’re due another dose before applying any more.
There’s never any need to double the amount you take, even if you’ve missed a dose. Wait until you’d usually take your eye drops, and continue with your dosing schedule as prescribed.
How we source info.
When we present you with stats, data, opinion or a consensus, we’ll tell you where this came from. And we’ll only present data as clinically reliable if it’s come from a reputable source, such as a state or government-funded health body, a peer-reviewed medical journal, or a recognised analytics or data body. Read more in our editorial policy.
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