Dosage Correlation of Prednisolone Acetate in Ophthalmology
In ophthalmology, the dose of prednisolone acetate is very important. If used properly, the disease can be cured; if used inappropriately, it may lead to other diseases.

Where prednisolone acetate is used in ophthalmology, the symptoms of the patient should be examined first. The swelling and pain of the eyes, obstruction and other diseases, if it is a syndrome of heat toxicity, blood stasis, qi stagnation, etc., can be used as appropriate. However, the dosage cannot be generalized.

The young and the elderly, their body qi is weak, the organs are delicate or gradually decaying, and the dose should be light. The young and strong are in good health and vigorous, if the condition really needs it, you can increase the amount slightly. And the disease has been new for a long time, which is also a consideration. For new patients, the evil is prosperous but the righteousness is not declining, so an appropriate amount of medicine can be applied according to the symptoms; for those who have been sick for a long time, the righteousness is already deficient, and the dosage should be especially cautious to prevent damage.

As for the method of medication, the concentration and frequency of the eye-pointing agent should be appropriate. If the concentration is too high, or the frequency is too frequent, it may damage the meridian qi and blood of the eyes. Generally speaking, when the disease is urgent at the beginning, you can point your eyes a little frequently to reach the disease quickly and contain the disease; after the disease is slowed down, it is appropriate to gradually reduce the number of times to prevent the harm of overuse in order to consolidate the curative effect.

And when the patient's reaction after the medication is used. If the discomfort of the eyes is relieved after the medication, the redness and swelling gradually disappear, which is consistent with the drug syndrome, and can be followed by the original dose or slightly adjusted; if the eyes change after the medication, such as increased pain, dizziness, etc., the drug should be stopped immediately, the cause should be reviewed in detail, or it is easier to treat and adjust the dose.

In short, the dosage of prednisolone acetate in ophthalmology requires the doctor to carefully observe the condition, weigh individual differences, and act cautiously to avoid the harm and make the eyes clear.