Pamphlet Ear Drops
Pamphlet Ear Drops
Pamphlet Ear Drops
EAR DROPS
SIDE EFFECTS
If you experience irritation or any other side effects after using the ear drops, tell your pharmacist or doctor. You may also experience an unpleasant taste in your mouth. This is because the ear canal is connected to the throat and some of the liquid may drain into your mouth.
PRECAUTION
If your symptoms do not improve, consult your doctor. To prevent the spread of infection, each bottle of ear drops should only be used by one person. Do not stop using the drops until you have finished the full course of treatment even if your symptoms have improved. If you stop using the drops too soon your illness may return. Do not share your medication with others, even if they appear to have the same symptoms as you. Do not poke inside your ear with a cotton bud as this can cause a perforated ear drum.
STORAGE
Keep all medicines in a safe place away from the reach and sight of children. Unless otherwise directed, store your drops in a cool, dry area. After you have completed your course of treatment, throw away any leftover drops. Do not use the drops after the expiry date marked on the package. Discard product as directed after opening the bottle.
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Keep your head tilted for about five minutes so that the drops can spread intothe ear. Straighten your head and wipe away any extra liquid. Replace the cap on the bottle.
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DEMONSTRATION
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ADULT
INTRODUCTION
Many medicines are available in the form of ear drops, also known as otic drops. Ear drops are delivered directly into the ear canal, they are generally effective because they begin to work straight away in the area where they are needed.
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WARNING
All directions on these pages are for information purposes only. They are not instructions to use your specific medicine. Please obtain appropriate medical advice if you have any questions regarding your medicine.
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