COLBIOCIN powder and solvent for ophthalmic solution SIFI ORIGINAL MEDICINE
Chemical substance: rolitetracycline + chloramphenicol + colistin
ATC code: S01AA30 • Sensory organs | Antiinfectives | Antibiotics
Active substance
Results for the substance rolitetracycline+chloramphenicol+colistin
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About this active substance
Rolitetracycline + chloramphenicol + colistin is a combination of antibiotics used locally for some bacterial infections of the eye, ear or skin, depending on the product form. The three antibiotics cover different types of bacteria. Use should be guided by a doctor, because not all redness, discharge or irritation is caused by bacteria.
It is applied only locally, according to the leaflet and medical indication. Do not use an eye product in the ear or on the skin, or the reverse, unless the product specifically allows it. Wash hands before and after use, avoid touching the dropper or tube tip, and do not share the product. Treatment should be used for the recommended duration, without unnecessary extension.
Side effects may include stinging, burning, irritation, redness, itching, temporary blurred vision or allergic reactions. Long-term use can promote superinfection, including fungal infection, or bacterial resistance. Chloramphenicol has rare but serious risks, especially if absorbed, so excessive use or use on large damaged areas should be avoided.
Contact a doctor if pain worsens, vision decreases, eyelids swell, fever, heavy discharge, dizziness, hearing problems or lack of improvement after a few days occurs. Do not use during pregnancy, breastfeeding or in children without medical advice. Severe infections or eye injuries require urgent assessment, not only empirical local antibiotic treatment.
It is applied only locally, according to the leaflet and medical indication. Do not use an eye product in the ear or on the skin, or the reverse, unless the product specifically allows it. Wash hands before and after use, avoid touching the dropper or tube tip, and do not share the product. Treatment should be used for the recommended duration, without unnecessary extension.
Side effects may include stinging, burning, irritation, redness, itching, temporary blurred vision or allergic reactions. Long-term use can promote superinfection, including fungal infection, or bacterial resistance. Chloramphenicol has rare but serious risks, especially if absorbed, so excessive use or use on large damaged areas should be avoided.
Contact a doctor if pain worsens, vision decreases, eyelids swell, fever, heavy discharge, dizziness, hearing problems or lack of improvement after a few days occurs. Do not use during pregnancy, breastfeeding or in children without medical advice. Severe infections or eye injuries require urgent assessment, not only empirical local antibiotic treatment.