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MOXECIA – LP--
Moxifloxacin 0.5% + loteprednol 0.5%
For Effective Treatment in allergic Conjunctivitis , use a safe steroid
COMPOSITION - LOTEPREDNOL 0.5%W/V + MOXIFLOXCIN 0.5%W/V
- Anti inflammatory
- Anti allergic
- Soft steroid
- Less IOP fluctuation
- Less aggressive tapering
- Minimal cataractogenic effect
- Anti inflammatory
- Anti allergic
- Soft steroid
- Less IOP fluctuation
- Less aggressive tapering
- Minimal cataractogenic effect
INDICATIONS-
1) Allergic conjunctivitis
2) VKC
3) GPC
4) SPK adenoviral
5) OSI associated with dry eye
6) Mild cases of kerattis PUK
7) Toxic keratoconjunctivitis
8) Mild cases of chemical injuries
9) Mild cases of uveitis (anterior)
10) Pingueculities / episcleritis
11) After cataract surgery
1) Allergic conjunctivitis
2) VKC
3) GPC
4) SPK adenoviral
5) OSI associated with dry eye
6) Mild cases of kerattis PUK
7) Toxic keratoconjunctivitis
8) Mild cases of chemical injuries
9) Mild cases of uveitis (anterior)
10) Pingueculities / episcleritis
11) After cataract surgery
Mechanism Of Action:
• Binds with glucocorticoid receptor & inhibit
- Inflammetory cytokines , chemokines adhesion molecules & other inframation medication.
- Redness synthesis of histamine stabilize cell membrane and inhibit degradation of must ceus.
• Binds with glucocorticoid receptor & inhibit
- Inflammetory cytokines , chemokines adhesion molecules & other inframation medication.
- Redness synthesis of histamine stabilize cell membrane and inhibit degradation of must ceus.
Combined Action:
1) Allergic conjunctivitis with 2º inflammation.
2) Viral conjunctivitis with 2º inflammation.
3) Corneal foreign body defeats with significant ocular suface inflammation.
4) Chemical injuries of eye with corneal erosion / abrasion.
5) Stromal keratitis viral with secondary bacterial infection.
1) Allergic conjunctivitis with 2º inflammation.
2) Viral conjunctivitis with 2º inflammation.
3) Corneal foreign body defeats with significant ocular suface inflammation.
4) Chemical injuries of eye with corneal erosion / abrasion.
5) Stromal keratitis viral with secondary bacterial infection.
