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Pedimox and (E bal) for NLd obstruction
I have diagnosed with "NLD obstruction" (Epiphora) few months back..Doctor suggested me following medications
1) pedimox Eye drops
2) E bal tablets
I got recovered from that NLD obstruction after using medicines.But my doubt is
Recently asked pharmacist pedimox drops but he said no manufacturer availability from pedimox,
1)is there any alternative for Pedimox drops
2) when should we intake E bal tablets if the problem occurred in future if possible,shall I take those medicines in morning or night time?
Please give me your valuable answers
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Dr. Pavan Chavan
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
20 yrs exp
Pune
Hello Sir.. Alternatives for Eyedrops Pedimox are Eyedrops Tobox/ Eyedrops Motogram /Eyedrops Vodamox/ Eyedrops Moxicin/ Eyedrops Mocin T. The availablity of these Eyedrops is an issue. Search for any Eyedrops with below given composition Tobramycin (0.3% w/v) + Moxifloxacin (0.5% w/v). Tablet Ebal has to be taken at bed time.
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Better not to go for self medications and if there is any recurrence of the eye issues meet any nearby Ophthalmologist.
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