Ns aid eye drops-5 ml (Diclofenac sodium)

Ns aid is a type of medication for ophthalmic use. It is recommended for the treatment of inflammation of the eye after the cataract surgery. The ophthalmic preparation can also be prescribed to treat the symptoms of conjunctivitis, swelling, itching of the eyes, and redness, which is caused due to seasonal allergies. The main ingredient of the medicine is Diclofenac sodium, which is a nonsteroidal, anti-inflammatory agent. It works to reduce swelling and inflammation.

What is Ns aid used for?

Ns aid is useful in:

• Providing relief from conjunctivitis
• Reducing eye pain, inflammation, and discomfort in the eye

It can also be prescribed to treat different kinds of pain present in different parts of the body.

How does Ns aid work?

The medication works by stopping the production of certain chemicals in the body that is responsible for causing irritation, swelling, and inflammation in the eyes and other parts of the body.

Where to buy Ns aid online?

Ns aid is available for ophthalmic use in 5 ml strength. You can buy Ns aid 5 ml online from our website premiumrxdrugs.com at a quite affordable price.

What does Ns aid contain?

Ns aid comprises of active component Diclofenac sodium, which is a NSAID. The eye drop is supplied in the bottle of 5 ml.

What are the side effects of Ns aid?

The eye drop is suitable for most people, but like all medicines, it can cause some unwanted effects.

Stop using the solution and inform your health care provider if you notice:

• Allergic reaction such as redness, itching, swollen eyes, and eyelids.
• Symptoms of other reactions include a cough, runny or stuffy nose, rash, and redness

The following side effects have also been reported with the usage of Ns aid eye drops:

• Blurred vision just after using the eye drop
• Pain in the eyes
• Unusual sensitivity to light
• Redness in the eyes
• Burning sensation in the eye
• Corneal thinning or ulcers that might lead to loss of vision
• Symptoms of asthma, such as shortness of breath and wheezing

If any of the above-mentioned side effects troubles you, or if you notice anything else not mentioned here, immediately visit your health care provider’s place.

What medications interact with Ns aid?

The ophthalmic preparation may interfere with the other medications you might be using. Inform your health care provider about the following:

• Medicines used to prevent blood clotting
• Ophthalmic preparations containing betamethasone or hydrocortisone
• Blood thinners like cyclosporine, diuretic, warfarin, digoxin

The drugs that are mentioned here are not the only ones that can interact with the ophthalmic preparation. There may be other drugs as well that should not be used during Ns aid treatment. It is very important to share all the list of medications that you are using with your health care provider. Furthermore, never start a new medication without first checking with your health care provider.  

When should Ns aid not be used?

• Do not use it if you are hypersensitive towards Diclofenac sodium or other components of the medication
• Avoid using it if you have a background of asthma
• It is contraindicated in patients with blood clotting disorders
• It is not suitable for children under the age of 12 years.
• The eye drop is not meant to be used during the first trimester of pregnancy

How should Ns aid be used?

• Your health care provider will determine the correct dose for you after evaluating your condition. Your health care provider will tell you how and when to use them. You should always follow the instruction carefully given by your health care provider.
• The recommended dose is one drop in the affected eye four times daily.
• Wash your hands before applying the ophthalmic solution into your eyes.
• Don’t touch the tip of the dropper to avoid the eye contamination.
• Tilt your head back, look upside and slowly compress the dropper and let one drop fall into your eyes.
• Close your eyes for at least two minutes after using the ophthalmic solution.

How long should you use Ns aid?

The duration of the treatment will be different, depending on your condition. The dose will be on your prescription, which is provided by your health care provider. Check it carefully and follow the exact dosing schedule. If you have any doubt about the usage of the eye drop, contact your health care, provider.

Missed dose of Ns aid

If you miss a dose of this ophthalmic preparation, continue with the next dose as normal. Do not double the dose to recompense for the one you missed.

How should Ns aid be stored?

• You should keep all your medicine away from children and pets
• Protect the medicine from direct heat and light
• Avoid keeping it moist place