Indications:

Eye inflammation

Contraindications:

Angle closure glaucoma, children < 2 yr.

Adverse reactions:

Headache, hypertension, tremors, weakness, sweating, rebound congestion with prolonged use. Nasal: transient burning, stinging, sneezing, dryness of mucosa. Eye: blurred vision, irritation, mydriasis

Interactions:

tetryzoline theoretically, due to known pharmacology, interacts with isocarboxazid.Patients taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) may experience a severe hypertensive reaction if a sympathomimetic is administered concurrently. Since tetryzoline is absorbed through the mucosa, this interaction may follow topical application. Some caution and observation may be warranted.

Warnings:

Infants, young child. Prolonged use can cause rebound congestion. Discontinue if ocular pain or visual changes occur. Pregnancy, lactation.

Form:

SOLUTION FOR INJECTION