Bimat 3ml Eye Drop

Description:

Bimat 3ml Eye Drop is used to lower pressure in the eyes for adults who have glaucoma or high pressure in their eyes. It can cause blindness if the pressure in your eyes is too high. It allows fluid to flow from the eye into the blood.

Bimat Eye Drop can be used for both children and adults. It can also be used in conjunction with other eye medications to lower blood pressure.

Stop using the medicine as it can cause eye pressure to increase, which could lead to permanent damage.

If the seal has been broken, you should not use the bottle for the first time. If you have contact lenses, make sure to remove them before you put them back.

Conjunctival hyperemia, eye itching, and conjunctival hyperemia are the most common side effects.

Your doctor may be able to tell you how to reduce or prevent side effects or recommend another treatment.

Do not drive if your vision has become blurred or distorted. This is often a temporary side effect.

Directions to use

Your doctor may recommend that you use BIMAT. This product is not for use in the eyes.

Before using, wash your hands. Apply a few drops of BIMAT to the eye. For a minute, close your eyes and gently press your finger against the corner of your eye.

To avoid contamination, do not touch the dropper’s tip with your eyes or any other surface. Apply BIMAT and wait at least five minutes before you apply other drops or ointments. Soft contact lenses must be removed before you apply BIMAT.

Your doctor will determine the right dose and duration depending on your age, body mass, and health condition. You should consult your doctor before you stop using BIMAT. The pressure in the eyes may rise again.

Benefits of Bimat ophthalmic solution

Ocular hypertension

Bimat Eye care Drop is part of a group called prostaglandin analogs. It reduces pressure in the eyes. It reduces the pressure in your eyes by increasing fluid flow from the inside to the bloodstream.

Your sight can be damaged if the pressure inside your eye is too high. You can’t stop taking it if the pressure in your eyes isn’t controlled.

In Glaucoma

Bimat Eye Drop reduces pressure in the eyes (ocular hypertension), which can lead to glaucoma. You can use it alone or in combination with other eye drops.

It is best to not use it more often than necessary as it can cause it to be less effective. It should be used only in the eye that is affected and taken as directed by your doctor.

The pressure in your eyes will not be controlled if you stop taking it. This could cause vision loss.

Side effects bimat

COMMON

• Eye redness
• There are visible changes in the eye area (e.g., deepening your eyelid creases, sunken eyes, tightening the skin around your eyes, and the lower white portion of your eye becoming more visible).
• There are small tears on the eye’s surface with or without inflammation
• Eye irritation, itching, or pain
• Feeling that something has happened in your eyes
• Longer eyelashes
• Eyes with darker skin tones
• Dry eyes

UNCOMMON

• Tired eyes
• Sensitivity to light
• Iris of darker color
• Crusting on the eyelid edges
• Eyelid swelling and itching
• Productive tear production has increased
• Brilliance in vision
• Loss of eyelashes

How to manage side effects

Dry Eye:

You should wash your eyes more often with water. Get plenty of fluids, such as juices and water. Consult your doctor if you have severe eye dryness. A doctor might prescribe an eye lubricant.

Itching or eye irritation:

Use plain, cold water to wash your eyes. To ease irritation, apply an ice pack to your eyes. You shouldn’t strain your eyes while looking at television, mobile phones, or laptops. When outdoors, wear protective eyeglasses.

Interactions

Drug-Drug Interaction:

Before you use BIMAT, tell your doctor about all medications, prescription, and non-prescription, as well as herbal medicines.

Overdosage:

Rinse off any BIMAT accidentally used by you or someone else. Consult your doctor if the irritation persists.

Warnings and precautions

Only use the medication as directed by a physician. In the following situations, you may need to adjust your dose or completely avoid the use of Bimat eye drops:

Kidney:

People with kidney problems should exercise caution. Close monitoring of renal function may be necessary. Adjustments to the dose of medicine may also be required depending on the patient’s clinical condition. We recommend that you consult your doctor if you have any kidney problems before you take this medication.

Liver:

People with liver problems should exercise caution. Close monitoring of liver function may be necessary and dosage adjustments may be required depending on the clinical condition. We recommend that you consult your doctor if you have any liver problems.

Pregnancy:

Bimat Eye drops are not recommended for pregnant women unless there is a clear benefit to the risk. Although there have been limited human studies, animal studies have shown that eye drops can be harmful to the baby’s development. Before you take this medication, it is a good idea to consult your doctor.

Lactation:

There isn’t enough information available about the interactions of these eye drops with lactating mothers so make sure to consult your doctor.

Alcohol:

It is not known if alcohol can interact with this medicine. You should immediately notify your doctor if you experience any abnormal reactions to the medicine.

Driving:

Temporary blurred vision may result from taking this medicine. Avoid driving, operating heavy machinery, or engaging in any work that may require your attention.

Food:

This medicine is not known to interact with food.

Drug Interactions

If you take any other medications, including over-the-counter medicines, herbal tonics, and supplements, you should inform your doctor. If you use Bimat eye drops containing latanoprost or traverso or NSAIDs, alert your doctor.

FDA Pregnancy Category

Category C: Studies in animal reproduction have shown that the drug can cause harm to the fetus. However, there is no well-controlled study on humans. The potential benefits of the drug may justify its use in pregnant women, despite the potential risks.

FAQ’s

What are the benefits of using the Bimat 3ML eye drop?

It is a prostaglandin analogy and is used to treat intraocular Hypertension (increased fluid tension inside the eye) and open-angle glaucoma. This is progressive damage to the optic nerve that can eventually lead to vision loss.

This medicine can be used topically to treat hypotrichosis, which is an insufficient number of eyelashes. It improves the length, thickness, and darkness of the eyelashes. Children below 16 years old should not use this medicine.

Is it possible for Bimat Eye Drop to cause dry eyes?

In some cases, Bimat Eye Drop may cause dry eyes. If you feel discomfort from dryness in the eye, consult your doctor.

How do you store Bimat 3ML eye drops?

Keep the medicine at room temperature (15-20 degrees Celsius) and in a dry, cool place. Follow the label or pack instructions to keep the eye drops safely. Close the package or container in which the medicine was packed.