Eye s are frequently used without prescriptions, so eye s are usually used to remove redness or moisturize the eyes due to dryness, and as is common in the world of health and medicine, eye s, like any other medicine, may endanger health, including eye health, so use them for eye diseases without The supervision of a doctor may cause serious and reversible damage to the eye that may lead to blindness.
This was confirmed by a consultant ophthalmologist and director of public relations at the Saudi Ophthalmological Society, Dr. Wassim Abdulaziz, who said: The use of eye s without a prescription may lead to blindness because they contain cortisone, according to Al-Riyadh.
Warning against going to pharmacies, and asking for diagnosis and treatment from the pharmacist without a prescription, pointing out that a number of eye s that he found with patients cause blindness because they contain "cortisone", adding: Prescribing eye treatments without consulting an ophthalmologist will exacerbate the patient''s condition. And it leads to blindness if used for long periods and without medical follow-up.
In the same context, the Federation of German Pharmacists'' Associations earlier warned against using whitening eye s, which are used to remove redness associated with dry eyes. Because it causes narrowing of the blood vessels in the conjunctiva of the eye, it may also cause increased dryness of the eye. Instead, the union recommends the use of eye s that represent an native to the tear layer.
