What does atropine sulfate eye drops do

Drug name] atropine sulfate eye drops.

Content % Function and use] dilated pupils, regulating paralysis. It is used for iris, keratitis, scleritis, cataract surgery before and after surgery and pediatric dilated eye refraction.

Dosage and dosage] The number of eye drops depends on the condition.

Adverse reactions] Dry mouth, palpitations, dilated pupils, blurred vision, dryness, and increased body temperature.

Precautions] The lacrimal sac should be compressed during eye drops to prevent absorption and poisoning into the nasal cavity; Patients with glaucoma or obvious organic lesions of the cardiovascular system are contraindicated; Not suitable for patients over 40 years of age.

My child is 5 years old, what is the reason for the slight blurring of vision after taking this medicine?

Atropine. effects on ophthalmology; 1.Iridocyclitis:

Atropine solution eye drops relax the pupillary sphincter and ciliary muscle, relieve the spasm of the ciliary muscle, reduce the activity of inflammatory tissues, make it fully rested, and facilitate the resolution of inflammation. Due to the dilation of the pupil, the iris recedes to the edge, which prevents the iris from the lens.

Conglutination. 2.Fundus examination:

Atropine solution eye drops are used for ophthalmologic examinations, but the pupil dilation effect is maintained for a long time, and the recovery of vision is slower. 3.Optometry:

Atropine relaxes the ciliary muscle and fixes the lens, which is conducive to better determination of the refraction of the lens.

However, due to the long duration of action, it is rarely used now. However, the ciliary muscle adjustment function in children is strong, and atropine must be used to give full play to the regulatory paralyzing effect.

Atropine blocks M-choline receptors, relaxes the pupillary sphincter and ciliary muscles, and causes pupil dilation, increased intraocular pressure, and accommodative paralysis.

It can relax the same sphincter, cause pupil dilation, increase intraocular pressure, and relax the ciliary muscle, flatten the lens, and see the distant objects clearly and the near objects blurry, which is manifested as accommodative paralysis.

Can 1% atropine prevent myopia?

With the gradual increase in the incidence of myopia, there are more and more drugs for myopia on the market**, one of which is a "similar miracle drug" atropine sulfate eye drops is deeply loved by everyone, and at present, this myopia miracle drug atropine sulfate eye drops has been suspended from online sales and can only be purchased through offline hospitals. How effective are these eye drops?

It is understood that the popular "myopia miracle drug" has been suspended from sale in Internet hospitals, and patients can only buy it with a prescription after being treated in an online hospital. Experts said that when children and adolescents with myopia use atropine sulfate eye drops or wear orthokeratology glasses to slow down the progression of myopia, they should go to a regular medical institution and follow the doctor's instructions to take medication under the guidance of a doctor, so as to be more conducive to the prevention and control of myopia patients.

1. Although atropine sulfate eye drops can alleviate the development of myopia to a certain extent, it does not have the best effect on all myopia, for example, glaucoma patients are prohibited from using atropine sulfate eye drops, because atropine sulfate eye drops will increase the intraocular pressure, and the intraocular pressure of glaucoma patients is very high, and the use of this product will only lead to the aggravation of the patient's condition, therefore, it cannot be used for glaucoma patients.

2. In fact, atropine sulfate eye drops are not what everyone calls a miracle drug, atropine sulfate eye drops have a controlling effect on the development of myopia, but there is a dose-dependent effect, that is to say, the higher the dose, the better the effect, but high concentration of atropine will have a long-lasting mydriatic effect, and long-term use will cause patients to have photophobia, blurred vision, etc.

3. At present, atropine sulfate eye drops have not been approved for marketing after passing strict clinical trials in China, and the concentration selection, efficacy, safety and scope of use of atropine sulfate eye drops are all well lived in the domestic unified guiding opinions, therefore, at present, this product has been suspended from sale online, and can only be purchased through offline medical institutions, according to their own conditions, under the guidance of doctors.

Experts say that there is no way to be myopia, myopia is irreversible once it occurs, and any myopia drug can only play a role in relieving it, and cannot achieve the goal. Atropine sulfate eye drops can only be used as a drug to delay the progression of myopia, and cannot be used as a drug for myopia. If you want to avoid the occurrence of myopia, you should pay attention to the correct use of your eyes, reduce contact with electronic products, avoid reading books for a long time, and only by properly protecting your eyes can you reduce the occurrence of myopia.

The actual effect of this eye drop is very good, and the power of the eyes can be lowered after using it for a month, and it can also play a role in maintaining stability.

Atropine myopia eye drops can delay myopia in some children and adolescents with pseudomyopia, but it must be used under the guidance of an ophthalmologist.

The actual effect varies from person to person, and everyone's eye condition is different, but this eye drop is really popular and sold out.

Answer]: aAtropine eye drops can block the effect of acetylcholine, paralyze the pupillary sphincter and ciliary ponticum muscle, cause mydriasis and adjust residual palsy, and increase intraocular pressure. Therefore, choose item a.