The medication precautions for compound Topiramine Ophthalmic Solution include avoiding contact contamination, adjusting medication for special populations, correct infusion methods, and monitoring adverse reactions. It is necessary to strictly follow medical advice to ensure safe and effective use.

1. Precautions before use

(1) Check if the medication is clear, and discard it if there is discoloration or precipitation. It is recommended to use it within 4 weeks after opening to avoid contamination.

(2) Wash your hands thoroughly before taking medication, avoiding contact between the bottle mouth and eyelids or eyelashes to prevent bacterial contamination.

2. Standardization of Medication Methods

(1) When dripping, tilt your head back and gently pull down your eyelids to form a pouch. After adding one drop, close your eyes and press on the lacrimal sac area for 2 minutes to reduce absorption throughout the body.

(2) The combination of two eye medicines should be used at least 5 minutes apart, and eye ointment should be used last.

3. Medication for special populations

(1) Children need a doctor to adjust the dosage, while elderly people may be more sensitive to dilated pupils and require specialized care after medication.

(2) Patients with angle closure glaucoma and cardiovascular disease should use caution, and pregnant women should assess the benefits and risks.

4 Adverse Reaction Monitoring

(1) Short term blurred vision and photophobia may occur after medication, and driving should be avoided until vision is restored.

(2) If there are systemic reactions such as eyelid edema, severe irritation, or palpitations, stop medication immediately and seek medical attention.

5 serious reactions requiring medical attention

(1) If there are abnormal symptoms such as eyelid swelling, severe congestion, persistent pain, or sharp decline in vision, the medication should be stopped immediately and medical attention should be sought.

(2) People with allergies should closely observe whether there are systemic reactions such as rash and difficulty breathing when using it for the first time.

6 Other important tips

(1) During pupil dilation, avoid strong light stimulation and wear sunglasses for protection. Vision may not fully recover within 6-8 hours after examination.

(2) Avoid co administration with other anticholinergic drugs to prevent overlapping effects. Medications should be stored in the dark below 25 ℃.