How to Apply Eye Drops
Saturday, May 28th, 2011
Ocular drug treatment is essential to reduce cases of blindness associated with glaucoma. However, only 31% of patients using the proper technique for applying the eye drop. Then see how to apply eye drops.
Eye drops treat most types of glaucoma, with the exception of birth, whose only treatment is surgery. They reduce eye pressure in different ways, but the ophthalmologist who decides what are the most appropriate in each case: some are due to only once a day, while others, several times. The “Guide to Good Prescribing”, published by the World Health Organization, includes several recommendations:
First, the patient should wash their hands and not touch the dropper open.
Then you must look up, pull the lower eyelid down to create a “sack”, bringing the dropper to the bottom of the lid without touching it, apply the eye drops and close loosely for two minutes .
If you use more than one type of eye medicine, wait at least five minutes before adding the next. In case of persistent heartburn, consult an ophthalmologist.
To place drops to children, we recommend placing his head straight, eyes closed and fasten the front. In that position, dropped the drops in the corner of your eye (tear) so that, when opened, entering it.
If you need glasses to read, there is now a medication that can help: new drops appear to be the new solution without the use of glasses. See more about this new solution to correct presbyopia.
Glaucoma affects 60 million people worldwide. Glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness. Cataract is the leading cause of blindness, but is reversible with surgery. Glaucoma has a prevalence of around 2.5 percent of the population over age 40 and 6.6% older than 75.
To prevent all types of vision problems related to computer use, you should visit an ophthalmologist once a year.
Itchy eyes, swollen eyelids inside appear thick secretions and crusting of the eyelashes. The strong light annoying. Here are some of the symptoms of conjunctivitis (inflammation of the eye surface) one of the most common eye diseases. It is not serious, but not be neglected: the complications involving the cornea (keratoconjunctivitis) can cause trouble for months.
Glaucoma affects 60 million people worldwide. Glaucoma has a prevalence of around 2.5 percent of the population over age 40 and 6.6% older than 75. The elevation of intraocular pressure above 21 mm Hg and the presence of a papilla excavated. In the next article we will see the importance of putting good eye drops.
The most common vision problems can be corrected depends on early diagnosis, the sharpness of the problem and mainly the child’s age. Prevention can avoid serious problems in the future. It is therefore important to consider the following tips to care for the vision of the boys is in perfect condition: 
