Eye drops called "Taurine-Solopharm" are a sulfur-containing amino acid that improves eye nutrition and stimulates recovery processes. Currently, this tool has become popular in the field of ophthalmology and is increasingly being prescribed to patients.
Composition and format of release
1 milliliter of Taurine-Solofarm therapeutic drops contains 40 milligrams of the active substance. Which one exactly? This is indicated by the name - taurine. The auxiliary ingredient in this preparation is water for injection. The dosage form of the product is a clear, colorless liquid.
Pharmacological effect
The sulfur-containing amino acid in Taurine-Solofarm is produced in the body during the conversion of cysteine. This substance improves the quality of energy reactions. They stimulate regenerative and reparative processes in diseases of a dystrophic nature or in the case of pathologies that are accompanied by a sharp failure in the metabolism of the eye tissue. Drops "Taurine-Solofarm" due to its active ingredientcontribute to the normalization of the functions of cell membranes, and at the same time the activation of metabolic energy processes.
Indications for use
It is worth noting that the pharmaceutical substance in question can be used not only in the field of ophthalmology. For example, doctors prescribe it for oral administration with vascular insufficiency of various etiologies, and, in addition, with intoxication with cardiac glycosides and diabetes. Let's apply "Taurine-Solopharm" for parenteral treatment as part of combined medicines against the background of heart failure of various etiologies.
Directly in ophthalmology, this medicine is prescribed for dystrophic lesions of the retina, including as part of the fight against hereditary tapetoretinal abiotrophies. It is advisable to use Taurine-Solopharm drops in case of corneal dystrophy, cataracts (whether senile, diabetic, traumatic or radiation). Often, this medication is prescribed by ophthalmologists for corneal injuries as a stimulator of repair processes.
Instructions
Taurine-Solopharm eye drops are used topically. They are used in the form of instillations. In the case of cataracts, the remedy is prescribed one or two drops up to four times a day for three months. The course is repeated at monthly intervals.
In case of injuries and dystrophic pathologies of the cornea, drops are used in the same dose for one month. As part of the treatment of tapetoretinal abiotrophies and dystrophic retinal pathologies, as well asand with penetrating wounds of the cornea, 0.3 milliliters of a four percent solution is injected under the conjunctiva once for ten days. The course of treatment with "Taurine-Solofarm" is repeated, as a rule, after six to eight months.
In the presence of open-angle glaucoma, use one or two drops twice a day fifteen to twenty minutes before using any local antihypertensive agent.
Contraindications
According to the instructions for "Taurine-Solopharm", the prohibition on the use of the considered pharmaceutical agent is the presence of increased individual sensitivity, and, in addition, children under the age of eighteen. Also, the appointment of this drug during pregnancy and lactation is allowed only if the benefit to the mother outweighs the potential risks to the fetus.
Side effects
When using Taurine-Solofarm drops, it should be remembered that some allergic reactions are possible in patients during treatment. In the event that the adverse reactions indicated in the instructions are aggravated or a person notices any other harmful manifestations not described in the instructions, this should be reported to the doctor.
Drug Interactions
What else does the instruction manual for Taurine-Solopharm tell us?
In patients with open-angle glaucoma, there is a significant increase in the hypotensive effect of adrenoblockers (we are talking about butylaminohydroxymethylmethyloxadiazole and himolol maleate) in case of concomitant use with the studied agent. An increase in the effect is achieved due to an increase in the outflow ease factor and a decrease in moisture production.
With regard to overdose, it is worth noting that to date there are no data on such an overdose, and cases of oversaturation of the body with taurine have not yet been recorded.
Precautions
If there is a need for the simultaneous use of alternative ophthalmic pharmaceuticals (eye drops, etc.), the interval between instillation of taurine and other drugs should be at least fifteen minutes.
The use of the described drug does not have any effect on driving. In the process of using Taurine-Solofarm for treatment, you can safely engage in potentially dangerous activities that require increased attention from a person, as well as speed of reactions.
Why the drug can be useful at any age?
These drops will help in the treatment and prevention of ophthalmic diseases at any stage of life. For example, at the age of forty, thanks to its use, it is possible to maintain youthful eyes and slow down age-related changes.
"Taurine-Solopharm" normalizes energy and metabolic processes, as well as repair and regeneration of eye tissue, thereby slowing down the development of cataracts. Eliminates dryness with discomfort in the eyes, which can be provoked in people by age-related changes. In connection withWith this, in adulthood, the described medicine is recommended by doctors for inclusion in the complex treatment of such ailments as cataracts and open-angle primary glaucoma.
Starting from the age of eighteen, you should also pay attention to this remedy, as it provides the young body with nutrition and he alth of the visual organs. The active substance (taurine) stimulates recovery processes. Drops act directly on vision. For this age, the drug in question also functions as an anti-stress agent for tired eyes.
