Scopolamine - I put this in my eye by mistake 1 drop? Will I need to go the the ER?
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- 27 Oct 2010 by julia916
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- scopolamine
Answers (1)
suzanne6627 Oct 2010
Scopolamine Drops are used to temporarily dilate the pupil and paralyze certain parts of the eye for diagnostic procedures. It may also be used before or after surgery to treat certain types of eye inflammation.
You will not need to visit the ER.
You may however notice that your eyes are sensitive to sunlight and your vision may be slightly blurred. This will wear off.
See your doctor if you have any problems.
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