Igcip Eye/Ear Drops

Igcip Eye/Ear Drops is used to treat bacterial ear infections. The detailed uses of Igcip Eye/Ear Drops are as follows:

• Treatment of acute otitis externa: Igcip Eye/Ear Drops is primarily used to treat bacterial infection or inflammation of the outer ear canal.
• Treatment of acute otitis media: Igcip Eye/Ear Drops is also used to treat bacterial infection of the middle ear in children with ear tubes.

• Igcip Eye/Ear Drops helps treat bacterial infections of the outer ear (acute otitis externa) and middle ear (acute otitis media)
• It kills the bacteria and helps clear the ear infection.
• It also helps reduce symptoms such as ear pain, itching, redness, swelling, and discharge.

• Igcip Eye/Ear Drops is for otic (ear) use only.
• It is advised to use Igcip Eye/Ear Drops twice daily; however, follow your doctor's recommendation regarding the dosage and duration.
• Lie down with the affected ear facing upwards. Hold the dropper over the ear and instil the prescribed number of drops into the ear. Continue to lie on your side for two minutes to allow the drops to reach the base of the ear canal. Repeat the process for the other ear if needed.
• Do not touch the dropper to avoid contamination.
• When not in use, keep the bottle closed tightly and upright.

Regular check-ups:

• Consult an ENT doctor regularly to ensure early detection of any ear problems.

Foods to avoid:

• Do not consume foods you are allergic to, as they may cause your body to produce excess mucus, resulting in ear inflammation.

Ear care and protection:

• Avoid getting shampoo, soap, or water into your ears, as this can cause itching or irritation.
• Do not poke or scratch the ear, as this can damage the ear canal and cause inflammation.
• Avoid using cotton swabs, bobby pins, or other objects to remove earwax, as this may push the wax deeper into the ear, causing ear damage.
• Never put cold water in your ear, and avoid spraying liquids into your ear with force.
• Elevate your head while sleeping to help drainage and reduce pressure in your ears.

• Do not use Igcip Eye/Ear Drops if you are allergic to any of its ingredients.
• Igcip Eye/Ear Drops is only to be used in the ears. It should never be injected or used orally.
• Contact your doctor if infection symptoms persist or worsen after one week of treatment.
• Do not use Igcip Eye/Ear Drops for any longer than your doctor has prescribed.
• Inform your doctor before using Igcip Eye/Ear Drops if you have hearing problems (ototoxicity), a perforated eardrum, or chronic otitis media.
• Consult your doctor before using Igcip Eye/Ear Drops if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or breastfeeding.
• Igcip Eye/Ear Drops should be used in children only if prescribed by a doctor.
• Avoid contact of Igcip Eye/Ear Drops with your nose, mouth, or eyes. If it comes into contact with these areas accidentally, rinse thoroughly with water.