Single dose of azithromycin prevents recurrence of inturned eyelashes
May 19, 2006 · Posted in Daily Health News · Comment
A Johns Hopkins Medicine study finds that a single dose of the oral antibiotic azithromycin taken after trichiasis eye surgery can reduce the frequency with which eyelashes turn back in and abrade the eye. The oral antibiotic treatment is more effective than multiple days of treatment with the topical antibiotic ointment Tetracycline, the current method of treatment after trichiasis surgery. (Source: Johns Hopkins Medicine News)
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Single dose of azithromycin prevents recurrence of inturned eyelashes
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