那他霉素滴眼液效果如何？

Fungal keratitis is a common eye infectious disease. In recent years, with the extensive use of glucocorticoids and antifungal drugs and the increasing history of trauma, the incidence of fungal keratitis has also increased. Untimely treatment can cause serious complications and even cause blindness in patients. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to the early and effective treatment of fungal keratitis. It is a polyene drug. Studies have found that Natamycin Eye Drops have a strong antifungal effect. So, how effective is Natamycin Eye Drops?

In the past five years, more literature has reported on the clinical application of natamycin. Du Cheng et al. treated 44 cases of fungal keratitis. Results: 37 eyes of patients with fungal keratitis were cured, with redness and pain disappearing, visual acuity restored or improved to varying degrees, and sodium fluorescein staining negative; 5 eyes of 7 severe cases improved, the redness and pain disappeared after conjunctival flap covering, and the eyeballs were saved; 2 eyes underwent surgery and other treatments, but the conjunctival flaps dissolved, corneal ulcers worsened, intraocular structures were destroyed and shrunk, and the eyeballs were finally removed.

Zheng Dafeng et al. used fluconazole combined with natamycin eye drops to treat 32 patients with fungal corneal ulcers. The results proved that the antifungal effect of fluconazole combined with natamycin eye drops was significantly enhanced, which can not only reduce drug dosage, reduce toxic and side effects, but also shorten the course of treatment.

In experiments, it was found that the side effects of natamycin eye drops include allergic reactions, eye irritation, eye swelling, eye congestion, difficulty breathing, vision changes, eye pain, tearing, foreign body sensation, paresthesia, chest pain, corneal opacity, eye discomfort, etc.

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