Homatrapar

Homatrapar 2% Eye Drop is used to temporarily enlarge the pupil and relax the eye muscles. It is commonly prescribed for eye examinations, to reduce eye pain from inflammation, or to help the eye heal after surgery or injury.

Individuals should not use Homatrapar 2% Eye Drop if they have glaucoma, especially narrow-angle glaucoma, or if they are allergic to Homatrapar 2% Eye Drop or similar medicines.

Yes, Homatrapar 2% Eye Drop may increase eye pressure, especially in people with glaucoma or those at risk for it. Your doctor may monitor your eye pressure during treatment.

No, you should avoid driving or operating machinery immediately after using Homatrapar 2% Eye Drop, as it can cause blurred vision and increased sensitivity to light.

Yes, although they are rare, some people may experience allergic reactions with Homatrapar 2% Eye Drop use, such as swelling, redness, itching, or rash around the eyes. If this happens, stop using Homatrapar 2% Eye Drop and seek medical advice immediately.

Homatrapar 2% Eye Drop can be used in both eyes if prescribed by your doctor; however, it is often applied only to the affected eye depending on the condition being treated.

The pupil-widening effect of Homatrapar 2% Eye Drop can last from one to three days, and sometimes longer. Your vision may remain blurred during this period, so take precautions.