What is polyethylene glycol eye drops?

Polyethylene glycol eye drops is a commonly used eye drops in clinical practice. Its main ingredients are polyethylene glycol and propylene glycol. It is a colorless clear liquid. Polyethylene glycol eye drops is indicated for temporary relief of burning and stinging symptoms caused by dry eyes. Generally speaking, polyethylene glycol eye drops are used according to the patient's condition. 1 to 2 drops at a time. Shake the eye drops before use. If the patient uses polyethylene glycol eye drops, there will be occasional eye irritation symptoms and allergic reactions. In this case, stop taking the drug and observe the patient's condition changes. Generally speaking, if the patient shows dry eye, it is recommended that the patient can use polyethylene glycol eye drops appropriately to improve the patient's symptoms. The above scheme is for reference only. For specific use, please follow the drug instructions or go to a regular hospital to take the drug.