With long-term use of the drug, as with the long-term use of other antimicrobial agents, it is possible to develop superinfections caused by microorganisms resistant to the preparation, including fungi.
Continuous instillation of the drug in the eyes can lead to thinning of the cornea with the development of its perforation, as well as an increase in intraocular pressure.
Treatment with drugs containing corticosteroids,should not be repeated or prolonged without regular monitoring of intraocular pressure, eye examination for cataracts or secondary infections.
Local corticosteroids should never be used in patients with eye hyperemia of unknown etiology, as inappropriate use of the drug may lead to significant visual impairment (see "Contraindications").
Framicetin sulfate, which is part of the drug, is an antibiotic from the aminoglycoside group, which is characterized by the development of nephro- and ototoxic effects in systemic application or local application to open wounds or damaged skin. These effects depend on the dose and increase with renal or hepatic insufficiency. Although the development of these effects has not been observed with instillation of the drug in the eye, it should be taken into account the possibility of their occurrence in the case of topical application of high doses of the drug in children.
The duration of the drug should not exceed 7 days, except in cases of obvious positive dynamics of the disease, since the long-term use of the glucocorticosteroid, which is part of its composition,can mask hidden infections, and long-term use of antimicrobial agents - contribute to the emergence of a stable microflora.
The bottle must be closed after each use. Do not touch the tip of the pipette to the eye.
After opening the vial, the drug should be used within 1 month.