Cifran 0.3% w/v Eye/ear Drops Health Feed

This is the treatment for mild cases. If you don't respond you will have to go for higher order antibiotics.

Tips- Clean it with normal saline solution and do dry dressing and medication required are antibiotics with anti inflammatory pills to be given after clinical examination

In cases of colorectal cancer, diarrhoea can be a symptom at presentation. The infection has to be ruled out by doing culture sensitivity tests as it may be bacterial or fungal. Appropriate use of antibiotics is advised rather than using only a single drug for long time, this might develop a drug resistant organisms which can be controlled with only very high antibiotics with limited options and low infection control probability.
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The cifran 500 mg antibacterial is safe for throat infection and it is not to be used as the first-line drug and is a reserved drug when the other antibiotics like mox clav do not work.

Dear lybrate-user, please do not self medicate, instead you should consult a good ent specialist. Merely by using ear drop is not going to solve your condition.

Don't need to take that.
take khadirarishta bd
chandrakanta lep local application
sootshekhar ras swarn yukta 125 mg BD

Hello User,
Don't take any allopathic medicine without consulting family physician. Kindly consult first and then take medicine.

Ciprofloxaci eye drop is an antibiotic eye drop and will not help control itching. Would advise you to use some anti allergic eye drops and lubricant. An davoid eye rubbing.

Permethrin lotion is used to treat skin infestations known as scabies and lice. The method of application varies depending upon the problem faced by you. We need to make proper diagnosis first.

You have glaucoma ,a condition of increased pressure within the eyeball, causing gradual loss of sight. And need medications and regular check up by ophthalmologist Any specific nutritional deficiencies in your diet can be addressed with supplements that include Vitamins A, B-complex, C, and E as well as the minerals Magnesium, Calcium and Zinc. However, there is no convincing data that vitamin supplements help to prevent glaucoma.