Efficacy and action of compound tropicamide eye drops

Compound tropicamide eye drops is a compound preparation composed of tropicamide and phenylephrine hydrochloride. It is colorless or slightly orange transparent liquid. It is mainly used for mydriasis and ophthalmoplegia regulation. When it is used for mydriasis, it is normally 1-2 drops once. When it is used for ophthalmoplegia regulation, it is normally 1 drop once. The interval is 3-5 minutes, and the eye drops are 3 times in total. According to specific symptoms, it can be increased or decreased appropriately. However, when this product is used to treat myopia in children, attention must be paid. The intraocular pressure should be measured in children before surgery. Stop using it if there are serious adverse reactions. Do not use it in patients with glaucoma or people with a genetic family history.