What is mydriasis eye drops?

Mydriatic eyedrops are a common ophthalmic medicine. Mydriatic optometry glasses are its main use. Mydriatic eyedrops are actually a mydriatic agent, which can dilate the pupils, thus relaxing the eye muscles and making the optometry results more accurate.

The main ingredients of mydriatic eyedrops are mydriatic agents, such as atropine, tropicamide, etc. These drugs inhibit the contraction function of the eye ciliary muscles, making the pupils dilate, cycloplegia, thus relaxing the eye muscles and keeping the eye in a static state. This can more accurately detect the refractive state of the eye, including myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism.

Mydriatic eyedrops may cause short-term adverse reactions such as blurred vision, photophobia, and difficulty reading at close distances. This is a normal phenomenon and there is no need to worry. However, if the symptoms last for a long time or other discomfort occurs, you should seek medical advice promptly.