TROPIN PEADIATRIC Eye Drops 5ml

INTRODUCTION ABOUT TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS

TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS contains Atropine which belongs to the group of
medicines called Mydriatics and Cycloplegics. It helps to delay the progression
of myopia in young children (aged between 4-14 years). Myopia (or
near-sightedness) is a vision problem in which people can see close objects
clearly, but objects farther away appears blur. It happens when your eyes do not
perceive light rays properly. As a result, it causes difficulty in viewing
objects located far away, eye strain, headache or squinting.

Atropine is an anticholinergic medicine. It works by blocking the effects of a
chemical messenger called acetylcholine in the eyes. As a result, it relaxes the
eye muscles (ciliary muscle), reduces tension in the eye and allows the eyes to
focus better. During therapy with TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS, your doctor would
regularly monitor your child’s health to avoid the risk of unwanted side
effects. Before using TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS, it is advisable to inform
your doctor if your child has any eye problems other than myopia. TROPIN
PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS is not suitable for use in children aged below 4 years.

While using TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS, your child may find it more difficult
to read anything or focus near objects. If this happens, consult your doctor to
discuss few o
temporarily make your child more sensitive to sunlight (photophobia). Using
sunglasses while going outdoors may help. However, if the symptom becomes
intolerable for your child, consult your doctor for advice. The most common side
effects of using TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS are blurred vision, eye irritation,
redness and swelling, headache, or fatigue. Contact your doctor if any of the
side effect worsens.

USES OF TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS

• Used to delay the progression of myopia in young children (4-14 years)

HOW TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS WORKS

TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS works by blocking the effects of a chemical
messenger called acetylcholine in the eyes. As a result, it relaxes the eye
muscles (ciliary muscle), reduces tension in the eye and makes the eyes to focus
better.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Use TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS as advised by your physician. It is for
ophthalmic use only. Instill few drops of the medicine in the affected eye(s).
Do not to touch the tip of the container with your fingers. Your doctor will
decide the correct dose and duration for your child depending upon their age,
body weight and health condition.

SIDE EFFECTS OF TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS

COMMON

• Blurred vision, eye irritation
• Sensitivity to light (photophobia)
• Symptoms of allergy like sore, swollen, red or itchy eyes
• Headache
• Fatigue

Stop using TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS and contact your doctor immediately if
your child experiences any of the following side effects:

• Intolerable sensitivity to sunlight
• Flushing
• Dry skin
• Rapid or irregular pulse
• Fever
• Psychosis
• Loss of neuromuscular coordination

HOW TO MANAGE SIDE EFFECTS

!### Eye Pain Or Sensitivity

Do not exposure your children directly to sun light or to other light sources.
Protect their eyes from bright light using sunglasses while going outdoors. If
the symptom becomes intolerable, consult your doctor for advice.

Make sure that your child does not ride cycle or go alone outdoors while
experiencing blurred vision. Advise them to close their eyes for some time and
relax. Contact your doctor if your child finds it more difficult to read
anything or focus near objects.

Headache

Make sure that your child does not strain their eyes too much by looking at
mobile phones, television, or computers. Apply a pain-relieving balm on their
forehead if required. Consult your doctor if their headache worsens.

WARNING & PRECAUTIONS

!### DRIVING AND USING MACHINES

Use with CautionDo not allow your child to ride or play outdoors, as TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS
may cause light sensitivity and blurred vision.

!### ALLERGY

ContraindicatedDo not use TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS if your child is allergic to Atropine.

!### USE IN PEDIATRICS

Consult your doctorTROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS is not recommended for use in children aged below 4
years. It should be used in children aged between 4-14 years only if prescribed
by the physician. Consult your doctor before using.

OTHERS

TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS is not recommended for use if your child:

• Has closed angle glaucoma (increased pressure in the eye)
• Has a family history of glaucoma

INTERACTIONS

A. Drug-Drug interactions:

Before using TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS, inform your doctor if your child is
taking any of the following medicines such as:

• Medicines used for glaucoma (ex. timolol)
• Medicines used to manage muscle weakness (ex. metaxalone, cyclobenzaprine)
• Medicines used to manage allergic reactions (ex. levocetirizine, diphenhydramine, chlorpheniramine)
• Medicines used to manage depression (ex. phenelzine, isocarboxazid, sertraline)
• Potassium citrate or potassium supplements (used to manage potassium deficiencies)

Overdosage:

If your child or anyone else accidentally used/ ingested too much of TROPIN
PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS, consult your doctor immediately or visit the nearby
hospital. Symptoms of overdose might include dry mouth, difficulty in swallowing
or talking, fever, dry skin, or difficulty in passing urine.

SYNOPSIS

Drug	:	Atropine
Pharmacological Category	:	Muscarinic Receptor Antagonists
Therapeutic Indication	:	Manage Myopia
Dosage Forms	:	Eye Drops, Eye Ointment, Injection

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STORAGE

• Keep TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS out of reach of children
• Store at room temperature

FAQs ABOUT TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS

Q: Can TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS manage myopia?

A: Current studies suggest that there is no permanent manage for myopia.
However, few agents like atropine can be used for onset of myopia. TROPIN
PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS cannot manage myopia however it is shown to effectively
reduce the progression of myopia, especially in the children. If you are
doubtful, consult your doctor before use.

Q: Can TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS cause blurred vision?

A: Yes. TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS can cause blurred vision after application.
Due to this, your child may find it more difficult to read anything or focus
near objects. If this happens, consult your doctor to discuss o
manage them. Also, it is not advisable to allow children to ride or travel on
their own without parent’s or guardian’s assistance.

Q: Will taking a higher dose of TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS be more effective?

A: No. Taking higher dose of TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS may not be effective in
managing myopia. Higher doses of atropine are used as a diagnostic aid.
Therefore, consult your doctor before using a higher dose of atropine.

Q: Can I use TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS without consulting the doctor?

A: No. Do not use TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS without consulting your doctor.
Your doctor will decide the correct dose and duration for you depending upon
your age, body weight and disease condition.

Q: Can TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS be used for glaucoma?

A: No. TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS is not indicated to use for glaucoma. In
contrast, people having glaucoma must inform their doctor before using TROPIN
PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS as a precaution, as it might worsen their existing
condition.

Q: Can TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS be used in toddlers?

A: No. TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS is not recommended for use in toddlers and in
children aged below 4 years. Consult your doctor for advice before using.

Q: Can TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS cause headaches?

A: Yes. TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS can cause headache in some children,
although not everybody gets them. If your child experiences headache, make sure
that they do not strain their eyes too much by looking at mobile phone,
television or computers. You can apply a pain-relieving balm on their forehead
to ease the pain. If there is no improvement in the condition, consult your
doctor for advice.

Q: Is there is any specific storage conditions present for TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS?

A: TROPIN PEADIATRIC EYE DROPS must be stored in a cool, dry place. Do not
freeze or refrigerate.

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