I recommend the eye drops I use - Metholon eye drops.

Because the eye drops I use are not included in the choices...

I was about not to participate;;;

I like the medication I'm currently taking so much that I decided to write about it.

As I got older, my eyes became dry and I didn't produce tears easily, and one day my eyes started feeling gritty and stinging.

Without realizing it, I rub my eyes, and the tiny blood vessels suddenly become prominent and sometimes burst, and I also notice small blister-like bubbles forming inside my eyes.

It's not a big deal, but since it's not skin but my eyes, I was really concerned.

The blisters disappeared the next day, so I left it alone for a while.

But the frequency keeps increasing, and the tiny blood vessels also burst more often.

Then my eyesight suddenly worsened and became blurry. Of course, presbyopia also overlapped, but;;

My eyes are so dry and gritty that it's become uncomfortable to keep them open.

Putting in artificial tears only provides temporary relief, but after leaving it untreated for a few days, my eyes started stinging and hurting, so I rushed to the hospital. The doctor said that the sclera was swollen;;;;

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Oh no.. Does the whites of the eyes also swell??

Anyway, I have been prescribed both oral medication and eye drops, and the medication I received at that time was Metrolon eye drops from Korea Union Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I shake it well and use it 1 to 4 times a day, but I also have trouble putting in eye drops.

I only applied it about twice a day, but surprisingly, after three days, the dryness in my eyes disappeared.

The tingling sensation has also disappeared.

You know that when your eyes are blurry and dry, fatigue comes more quickly and it's harder to endure, right?

Isn't it better to have gone to the ophthalmologist a bit earlier? Do you think you were just stubbornly holding on?

Even though the symptoms improved at that time, I continued to apply eye drops for about a week just in case, and now it's been almost a month, and there are hardly any symptoms of dryness in my eyes...

Of course, it's not a 100% complete cure... Since I'm in a period where presbyopia is setting in and I work all day in front of a computer, my eyes still feel a bit blurry and sometimes uncomfortable. But when I put in a few drops occasionally, it feels like the eye fatigue completely disappears.

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But since it's eye drops prescribed by an ophthalmologist, I'm not sure if it's a product that can be directly purchased at the pharmacy.

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Metolon Eye Drops 6ml (Fluorometholone)

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Efficacy: Inflammatory diseases of the external and anterior segments (blepharitis), conjunctivitis, keratitis, scleritis, episcleritis, iritis, iridocyclitis, uveitis, postoperative inflammation, etc.

Usage and dosage: Instill 1 to 2 drops once, 2 to 4 times a day. Adjust appropriately according to symptoms.