APILLERG EYE DROPS 10 ML.

1. What this product is and what it is used forApillerg eye drops contain antazoline, an antiallergic, and tetrahydrozoline, which causes constriction of blood vessels and relieves redness and eye irritation. Apillerg is used for the treatment of irritations of the eye such as conjunctivitis with hay fever, spring allergies and other inflammatory, non-infectious reactions of the eye.2. What you need to know before you use this productDo not use Apillerg- if you are allergic to tetrahydrozoline chloride or Antazoline hydrochloride or any ingredient of this product (listed in section 6),- If you are taking Monoamino oxidase inhibitors (MAO), you should not use the sameAntihistamine at the same time.Warnings and precautionsTalk to your doctor or pharmacist before using Apillrg-If you wear soft contact lenses: Remove the soft contact lenses before you take themedicine. The re-insertion must be at least 15 minutes. Generally, contact lenses shouldnot be used if the eyes are irritated.-If you are an elderly patient with severe cardiovascular disease, including arrhythmia,with poorly regulated blood pressure (hypertension) or diabetes, the Apillerg should beused with caution.-If you have diabetes, elevated blood pressure, hypothyroidism and increased thyroidhormones, arrhythmias, tachycardia or phaeochromocytoma, Apillerg should also be usedwith caution.-If there is a risk of developing a closed-angle glaucoma or you have closed angleglaucoma, unless you have already surgically removed part of the iris, excessive use ofvasoconstrictors may cause a hyperaemia.- If you have problems with dry eyes and you have not sought medical attention, Apillergis not suitable for you.- If you have symptoms of dry eyes, you must discontinue the use of Apillerg and consultyour doctor.Apillerg can conceal signs of an eye infection.-If you have a condition of the drained nasal mucosa (rhinitis sicca), you must pay specialattention to the proper implementation of the drops by using the tip of the finger andpressing for 1 to 2 minutes on the inner eye as) to avoid the Apillerg Access to the nasalmucosa. See section 3.Taking other drugs and ApillergIf you need to use other eye treatments at the same time, contact your doctor orpharmacist in order to wait at least 5 minutes between Apillerg and other medicine.Due to the possible occurrence of uncontrolled high blood pressure (hypertensive crisis),the simultaneous taking of Apillerg and MAO inhibitors is prohibited. Special caution isrequired when taking Apillerg with alcohol or medicinal products with effect on the central nervous system (sleepwalkers, opioid analgesics, anxiolytic sedatives,antipsychotics), as there may be an increased sedative effect of these medicines.We must also be careful when you use Apillerg and antimuscarinic medications (atropineand some tricyclic antidepressants and MAO inhibitors) because there may be systemicabsorption of antazoline.Inform your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking it, or you may start taking any othermedication.Pregnancy and breastfeedingIf you are pregnant or breastfeeding, you feel that you may be pregnant or planning to getpregnant, consult your doctor or pharmacist before taking this medicine.If you are pregnant or are planning a pregnancy, use Apillerg only after the doctorrecommendation.If breastfeeding, medication Apillerg is not recommended to use.Driving and using machines If your eyesight is obscured immediately after use of themedication, do not drive motor vehicles and do not operate machineryImportant information on certain ingredients of the Apillerg productBenzalkonium chloride is an ingredient of Apillerg that can change the color of softcontact lenses.3. How to use this product.When using this medication, follow these instructions carefully in this leaflet or thedoctor or pharmacist"s instructions. If you are not sure, consult your doctor or pharmacist.Adults and adolescents:1 drop, 2 to 3 times a day up to 14 daysChildren (aged more than 2 years):Drop in the eye 1 drop, 1-to 2 times per day. Apillerg may not be used in children under 2years of age.Apillerg medicine may not be used during periods longer than 14 days, as this couldresult in a reverse hyperaemia and toxic follicular conjunctivitis.Gently pull the lower lid with one hand. Tilt your head back, with the other hand, graspthe upside of the drip bottle and hold it above the eye. Drip the bottle lightly squeeze anddrop one drop. Be careful not to touch the eye and its surrounding with the tip of thedropper. It is recommended to press the inner angle of the eye with the tip of the finger for 1 to 2 minutes press the inner eye angle. This prevents the liquid from flowing to thenose. Apillerg eye drops both remain in the eye and treat irritation.If a number of different medications are to be instilled in the eye, the use of the nextmedication must be at least after 5 minutes.If you use more Apillerg than you shouldIf you use a higher dose of medication than you should, consult your doctor or pharmacistimmediately. In the case of accidental ingestion of the contents of one 10 ml bottle ofApillerg, which corresponds to 4 mg of tetrahydrozoline hydrochloride and 5 mgAntazoline hydrochloride, there is no high likelihood of serious effects in adults. Inchildren, especially for those who are under 2 years of age, there may be nausea,drowsiness, uneven or rapid heart and even to shock. In the Tetrahydrozoline overdose,there was a depression of the central nervous system, a large decrease in blood pressurein the form of shock and coma.In case of overdose after ingestion, try to provoke vomiting.If you forget to use the drug ApillergDo not use a double dose if you have forgotten to use the previous dosage.If you have any further questions about the use of the medication, consult your doctor orpharmacist.4. Possible side effectsLike all medications, this drug may also have side effects that do not occur in all patients.The most common side effect is the burning sensation/stinging in the eyes afteradministering the medication, but this effect is mild and transient.Ocular diseasesHaving used Apillerg have reported a burning sensation/stinging in the eyes afteradministration of the medication and symptoms suggesting a topical allergic reaction.There may be further: dispersion of the pigment of the iris, midriasis (pupil prevalence),blurred vision, acute conjunctivitis, chronic conjunctivitis, toxic follicular conjunctivitis,dryness of the eye, reverse congestion, reactive hyperemia and glaucoma with closedcorner.Nerve diseaseSide effects may include headache, somnolence (drowsiness), drowsiness, dizziness,tremor and excitation (rash) of the central nervous system.Heart diseaseSide effects may include angina pectoris (tightness of the sternum), hypertension(elevated blood pressure) and tachycardia (accelerated heartbeat).General problems and changes on the site of the application.They reported a burning sensation in the eye. There may also be sweating.Immune system diseasesHypersensitivity reactions may very rarely occur.If you notice any side effect, consult your doctor or pharmacist. Also consult if younotice any side effects that are not listed in this leaflet.5. How to store this productKeep out of the reach and sight of children.Store between 15-25ºC, and discard the bottle one month after openingStore in the original packagingDo not throw away any medicines via wastewater or household waste. Ask your pharmacisthow to throw away medicines you no longer use. These measures will help protect theenvironment.