Cyclomune Eye Drop 0.1% (3ml)

What is the Cyclomune Eye Drop 0.1% (3ml)?

Cyclomune Eye Drop 0.1% is a prescribed ophthalmic solution used for the treatment of chronic dry eyes and inflammation in the eyes, particularly due to diseases like keratoconjunctivitis sicca. It includes Cyclosporine, an immunosuppressive agent that promotes tear production by lessening the inflammation in the tear glands.

• Generic Name: Cyclosporine Ophthalmic Emulsion
• Brand Name: Cyclomune 0.1%
• Manufacturer: Sun Pharma
• Form: Eye Drops
• Volume: 3 ml bottle
• Category: Ophthalmic immunomodulator

Cyclomune Eye Drop 0.1%: How Can One Apply It?

Dosage & Administration

• Usual Dose: One drop in the affected eye(s) twice daily
• How to Use: Wash hands before use Shake well before each use Instill one drop in the lower eyelid Close eyes for 1–2 minutes after instilling
• Wash hands before use
• Shake well before each use
• Instill one drop in the lower eyelid
• Close eyes for 1–2 minutes after instilling
• Duration: As prescribed by the doctor (often long-term for chronic cases)
• Tip: Wait 15 minutes before using any other eye medication

What Are Cyclomune Eye Drop 0.1% Side Effects?

Common Side Effects:

• Eye burning or stinging
• Blurred vision temporarily after application
• Redness in the eyes
• Itchy or watery eyes

Rare but Serious Side Effects:

• Eye discharge
• Eye pain or swelling
• Allergic reaction symptoms (rash, swelling, difficulty breathing)

Note: Consult a doctor if irritation or side effects persist or worsen.

Cyclomune Eye Drop 0.1% Causes (Why Is It Prescribed?)

It is prescribed for:

• Chronic dry eye syndrome (keratoconjunctivitis sicca)
• Ocular inflammation due to autoimmune conditions
• Tear deficiency disorders
• Limbal stem cell deficiency
• Graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) affecting the eye

Cyclomune Eye Drop 0.1% Uses (How It Benefits)

Key Benefits:

• Stimulates natural tear production
• Reduces inflammation in tear-producing glands
• Provides long-term relief from dry eye discomfort
• Non-steroidal treatment for inflammation
• Helps manage chronic dry

Cyclomune Eye Drop 0.1%: Mechanism of Action (MOA)

How It Works:

• Contains Cyclosporine, an immunomodulator
• Inhibits T-cell activation in the eye
• Reduces inflammation in lacrimal (tear) glands
• Promotes tear film stability
• Gradually improves tear production over time

Cyclomune Eye Drop 0.1% Medication

• Drug Type: Immunosuppressive eye drop
  
• Concentration: 0.1% Cyclosporine
  
• Formulation: Oil-in-water emulsion
  
• Container: Sterile dropper bottle (3ml)
• Storage: Keep it at room temperature. Do not let it freeze.
• Other Cyclomune Strengths & Alternatives

Permanent Cure for Cyclomune Eye Drop Use

Cyclomune helps to reduce the discomfort of dry eye symptoms but does not give you the dream of a permanent cycleless day for your eyes. For a long-term betterment:

• Avoid prolonged screen time
• Use humidifiers in dry environments
• Adhere to the 20-20-20 rule for eye breaks
• Be well-hydrated
• Attend to related autoimmune diseases
• Consider using punctal plugs for cases of significant tear loss.
• Apply lubricating eye drops to coincide with the use of Cyclomune

 FAQs

1. What is the normal time frame for the effects of Cyclomune 0.1% to be seen?

Improvement is generally observed within a 4–6 weeks period, yet the full range of the benefits may materialize in 3–6 months.

2. Is Cyclomune okay to be used with contact lenses?

No. The rule is to take the lenses off before the application and wait for 15 minutes before reinsertion.

3. Does the use of Cyclomune 0.1% for an extended period pose any safety risk?

Yes, but you have to be under the care of a physician as it is only for the purpose of managing dry eyes in a chronic condition.

4. What are the consequences if I forget to use Cyclomune?

When you remember, use immediately. If it is close to the time for the next dose, skip the missed dose—never take two doses at a time.

5. Is Cyclomune an effective method to relieve red or itchy eyes that are caused by allergies?

No, it is unsuitable for allergic conjunctivitis. Only for whatever the doctor said it could be used, i.e. dry eye or inflammation.