Tojawa D Eye Drop

Dr. Emily Brown

Dr. Ryan Mitchell

SKU

CMS2890

USA Brand Name

Tobradex

Strength

0.1%+ 0.3%

Generic Name

Tobramycin & Dexamethasone

Manufacturer

Jawa Pharmaceuticals, India

## Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone)

## What Is The Generic Name For Tojawa D:

Tobramycin & Dexamethasone is the generic version for Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%)

## Which USA Brand is Equivalent To Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone):

Aeroseb-Dex

Decaderm

Decadron + Aktob

Tobradex

Tobrex

## About Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone):

Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) contains two active ingredients, Tobramycin & Dexamethasone, antibiotic & steroids which are used for the treatment of bacterial infections. You can buy it from all the leading pharmacy Stores, drugstores, and medical supply stores but it can be given on doctor’s prescription only.

## Dosage Form:

Eye Drops

## Manufacturer :

Jawa Pharmaceuticals, India is one of the leading pharmaceutical companies which manufacture Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%). It can be purchased from our online pharmacy.

## Strength :

Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) contains two active ingredients, Tobramycin (0.3%) & Dexamethasone (0.1%) in a bottle which may be available in the various strengths and substitutes at all the leading pharmacy, drugstores, and medical supply stores.

## What Are The Uses Of The Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone):

Tobramycin & Dexamethasone is used in:

Allergic Reactions of Eye

Cystic fibrosis

Tobramycin & Dexamethasone in other dosage forms is used in the treatment of Allergic disorders in other body parts.

## How Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone) Works:

Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) is consisting of Tobramycin & Dexamethasone. Tobramycin is an antibiotic drug which basically kills bacteria by inhibiting synthesis of essentials proteins, required by bacteria to carry out vital functions. Dexamethasone is a steroid which blocks the formation of certain chemical messengers (prostaglandins) that make the eye red, swollen and itchy.

## Before You Use Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone):

Make sure that:

You are not allergic to Tobramycin & Dexamethasone

You are not using contact lenses

Your doctor must know about your Surgeries, Diseases, Pre-existing disease and Medications, Food Habits, Supplements, etc.

## What Should You Avoid While Taking Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone):

You should avoid the alcohol consumption

You should strictly avoid taking Medicines without prescriptions

You should avoid multiple eye drops for eye at the same time.

## When Not To Use Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone):

You should avoid Tobramycin & Dexamethasone if you:

Have ever noticed any Allergy/Hypersensitivity to it

Have increased pressure inside the eyes, redness, swelling, itching or inflammation of eyes

Have gone through any Eye Surgery

Are Pregnant/Conceiving

You should always consult your doctor for best suitable and effective treatment

## Tell Your Doctor If You:

Are Allergic to it

Have any Inflammation or any pressure related problem inside the eye.

Are taking other medicines for eye only

Have redness, swelling, itching as a side effect which is getting worse by time

Have gone through any Eye Surgery

Are Pregnant/Breastfeeding

Are having other Diseases, Drugs or Therapies

## Dosage :

Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) contains two active ingredients, Tobramycin & Dexamethasone, which is used in the treatment of Eye Infection and should be given on prescription. You should always consult your doctor for the frequency and dosage as the age and severity of the disease differ from person to person. Tobramycin & Dexamethasone is also available in tablet/ capsule form which can be given by your doctor for the treatment of bacterial infections in other body parts

Patients are advised to take Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) at a fixed time, preferably in morning and evening time or prescribed by your doctor. It can be used for Ear Infections also.

## How Much Of The Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone) to Be Used:

Patients are always advised to strictly follow their doctor’s prescriptions and instructions to take Tobramycin & Dexamethasone.

## How To Take The Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone):

Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) should be taken at a fixed time once or twice a day as directed by your doctor. You may take it by holding the dropper close to the eye without touching the eye. Then, gently squeeze the dropper and place the liquid inside the lower eyelid. Wipe off the extra Liquid with a Clean Cloth or Tissue.

## For How Long Should You Continue Using Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone)

You are always advised to use the eye drops as recommended by your doctor. You are not advised to take it in a large amount or for a longer time than recommended by your doctor but you are always advised to complete the course of treatment.

## Overdose :

Rinse your eyes thoroughly in case of any irritation or severe symptom of inflammation in the eye and contact your doctor immediately if you are suspecting an Overdose.

## Missed Dose:

A missed dose of the Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) should be taken as soon as you remember. Skip the dosage you missed if it is the time for the next dosage. Do not take multiple dosages next time to make up the missed dosage.

## What Are The Side Effects Of The Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) (Tobramycin & Dexamethasone):

Neuromuscular blockade

Hearing loss

Ringing or buzzing in the ears

Headache

Nosebleed

Difficulty in breathing

Hoarseness of voice

Unusual tiredness and weakness

Fever

Tobramycin & Dexamethasone in other dosage forms can cause more severe side effects not listed here.

## What Are The Common Drug Interactions:

Few medicines may interact with Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) which can produce some adverse effects or cause your drug not to work properly. You should always tell your doctor if you are on Vitamins, other Drugs or Herbal Supplements so that a well planned medication can be recommended. Tell your doctor about the eye drops you are using other then Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%). Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) can interact with following drugs:

Colistin

Diuretics

Live cholera vaccine

Neuromuscular blockers

## Warning And Precaution:

Tojawa D Eye Drop (0.1%+ 0.3%) should be used very cautiously in:

Hypersensitivity/Allergy

Blurred Vision

Eye Surgeries

Pregnant/Breastfeeding Women

Eye disorders or inflammation or Surgeries

Always consult your doctor about the symptoms to get best possible treatment and dosage adjustment in the above conditions.

## Things To Remember:

Do not touch Eye Drop tip while using it and finish it within a month once opened

You must not take part in activities that require proper and clear vision until you are sure you can perform such activities safely as your vision may be temporarily blurred or unstable after administering eye drops

Clean your hands and eyes thoroughly before and after using the Eye Drops

Keep out of reach of children

Consume sufficient amount of water to prevent kidney injury and hearing problems

Always consult your doctor if you have any doubt regarding dosage, time, and strength of the medicine

## Indications :

Do not stop taking the eye drops between the treatment courses on your own or do not take it for longer than recommended by your doctor.

## Storage :

Store it at room temperature away from direct contact of sunlight and heat; in clean and dry place. Do not freeze it. Use within one month after opening it.