Dorzox T Eye Drop (5ml)

What is Dorzox T Eye Drop?

Dorzox T Eye Drop is a prescription eye care aid recommended for the treatment of open-angle glaucoma and those with high intraocular pressure. This medical solution incorporates the function of two major ingredients:

• Dorzolamide – the carbonic anhydrase inhibitor
• Timolol – the beta-blocker

These agents in the Eye Drop treat the problem of too much pressure in the eye that can damage the optic nerve.

Dorzox T Eye Drop Symptoms (Effects & Side Effects)

Common Effects (Desired):

• Lowered intraocular pressure
• Better management of open-angle glaucoma
• Augmentation of nerve protective action

Side Effects:

• Eye pain or stinging sensation
• Blurred eye sight
• Headache
• Bad taste in the mouth
• Eye dryness or discomfort
• Redness or itching
• Systemic effects (rare): dizziness, fatigue, shortness of breath

What Does Dorzox T Eye Drop Cause?

Its title is very ambiguous, but guessing that it was meant for the diseases causing its application, we write

• Primary Open Angle Glaucoma
• Ocular Hypertension
• Secondary Glaucoma

What are Dorzox T Eye Drop Tablets (How it Works and Its Advantages)

Dorzox T does not exist in a tablet form but is only in the form of an eye drop, thus the following are the benefits of the same:

• Reduces the formation of aqueous humor in the eye.
• Averts optic nerve damage

• Retains good visual field by regulating pressure
• Slows down the development of glaucoma

Dorzox T Eye Drop: Mechanism of Action (MOA) (Point-Wise)

• Dorzolamide is an inhibitor of the carbonic anhydrase enzyme, which leads to the decrease in the formation of bicarbonate ions and thus, aqueous humor formation is reduced.
• Timolol cancels the action of the ciliary body beta-adrenergic receptors, which in-turn also reduces the production of aqueous humor.
• Their mutual impact leads to a noteworthy reduction in intraocular pressure (IOP).
• Slowing down the loss of optic nerve function.
• It operates at the eye level and has the least systemic spread to the body.

Dorzox T Eye Drop Medication

• Form: Ophthalmic solution (eye drops)
• Strength: Dorzolamide 2% + Timolol 0.5%
• Route: Ophthalmic (eye)
• Dosage: Usually 1 drop in the affected eye(s) twice daily (as prescribed)

Dorzox T Eye Drop Medicines (Pills)

Dorzox T is not available in pills.It is solely used as an eye drop. However, the components of the product may be found in oral form for other applications:

• Dorzolamide: Eye drops only
• Timolol: There are oral tablets available too but those are used for treating hypertension, and not for glaucoma
• Other Variant : Dorzox Eye Drop (5ml)

Permanent Cure for Dorzox T Eye Drop Use

No permanent cure for glaucoma is known up to date. Dorzox T is an essential medication for its management in the long run:

• It only affects the eye pressure without giving disease healing
• Therapy for a lifetime might be necessary
• Surgery or laser therapy may be the necessity if there is a severe progression of illness

FAQs

1.Can Dorzox T be used with contact lenses? 

No, do not wear the contact lenses when you are going to put the drops in your eyes and then reinsert them after at least 15 minutes have passed.

2.How long does it take Dorzox T to start working?

It is effective in reducing eye pressure within a few hours; a complete change is noticed after some days.

3.What if I miss a dose of Dorzox T?

 Use it as soon as it occurs to you, but do not use it at all if the next dose is approaching. Never double-dose.

4.Can Dorzox T affect sleep or heart rate?

 Yes, because timolol can cause fatigue, bradycardia (slow heart rate), or disturbances of sleep for some users.

5.Should I stop Dorzox T after the pressure of the eyes gets back to normal?

 No, you may develop problems such as pressure rebound and vision damage if there is no doctor by your side when you stop taking the medicine.