Betnesol N Eye/ear Drops 5ml

Betnesol-N Eye/Ear Drops are used to manage conditions such as conjunctivitis (eye redness and inflammation), blepharitis (inflammation of the eyelid), keratitis (corneal inflammation), otitis externa (outer ear infection), and otitis media (middle ear infection). They are also used to treat inflammation of the eye, ear, or nose when there may be a risk of bacterial infection.

To use Betnesol-N Eye/ear Drops correctly, follow these steps:

• Ensure your hands are clean before handling the drops.
• Gently tilt your head back or lie down if you are putting the drops to your eyes. For ears, tilt your head so that the affected ear faces upwards.
• Carefully squeeze a few drops into the affected eye(s) or a few drops into the affected ear(s) as directed by your doctor, without touching the dropper tip to the eye or ear to avoid contamination.
• Close your eye or keep your head tilted for a few moments to allow the medicine to spread evenly.

Betnesol-N Eye/ear Drops is instilled either in the eyes or ears.

Betnesol-N Eye/ear Drops contain three active ingredients:

• Betamethasone (0.1%): This potent corticosteroid binds with cytoplasmic receptors in your body, altering gene expression. This process inhibits pro-inflammatory mediators like prostaglandins and leukotrienes, thereby reducing inflammation, capillary dilation, and capillary permeability.
• Neomycin (0.5%): As a broad-spectrum aminoglycoside antibiotic, neomycin blocks bacterial protein synthesis by binding to the 30S ribosomal subunit. This disrupts the genetic code reading process and hampers translation, effectively killing susceptible bacteria.
• Thiomersal (0.005%): Thiomersal is an organic mercury compound that acts as an antimicrobial preservative in this medicine formulation. It helps prevent contamination of the eye/ear drops.

• Store Betnesol-N Eye/ear Drops in a tightly closed container, at a temperature below 30°C.
• Shield the product from light to maintain its effectiveness.
• Be sure to keep it out of reach of children for safety reasons.

• If you suffer from conjunctivitis or other eye infections, try to limit your screen time. Excessive exposure to digital screens can exacerbate eye irritation and delay healing.
• For ear infections like otitis externa or otitis media, avoid swimming or taking showers without protective ear plugs, as excess water in the ear can worsen the condition.