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Revisiting Ocular Allergy: Evaluating Symptoms, Benzalkonium Chloride and Efficacy of Topical Ketotifen 0.025%

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ABSTRACT This interesting study raises a scientific issue for revisiting three important elements on diagnosis, use of preservatives and selection of the appropriate topical treatment. Itchy feeling can be encountered… Click to show full abstract

ABSTRACT This interesting study raises a scientific issue for revisiting three important elements on diagnosis, use of preservatives and selection of the appropriate topical treatment. Itchy feeling can be encountered in other ophthalmic conditions misdiagnosed as allergy, benzalkonium chloride is responsible for surface toxicity resulting in reduced efficacy and tolerability of topical allergy medications and it should be avoided on the management of ocular allergy. Unpreserved ketotifen 0,025% has been shown to be the least toxic formulation being the optimum option for efficacy and tolerability on the management of ocular allergy.

Keywords: ketotifen 025; efficacy; ocular allergy; benzalkonium chloride; allergy

Journal Title: Ocular Immunology and Inflammation
Year Published: 2019

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