Zengat D Eye Drop

Please follow the instructions on the label or as advised by your doctor when using Zengat D Eye Drop Apply the medicine only to the affected eye and use it regularly for best results It is important to complete the entire course of the medicine even if you start feeling better Before administering the eye drop remember to wash your hands thoroughly It is important not to exceed the recommended dosage While Zengat D Eye Drop is generally safe it may cause mild and temporary side effects such as eye discomfort irritation and watery eyes If these side effects persist or concern you consult your doctor Seek immediate medical assistance if you experience any signs of an allergic reaction such as rashes itching swelling or shortness of breath Inform your doctor about any underlying diseases or medications you are currently taking before using this eye drop External medications usually do not interact with other medicines but it is better to inform your doctor for safety reasons If you are pregnant or breastfeeding consult your doctor before using this medication During the treatment avoid touching or rubbing your eyes as this can worsen the infection Additionally reduce screen time and use goggles when outdoors especially in sunny crowded or public areas These precautions can help speed up your recovery

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