CATALIN-K 0.005% - CATALIN-K eye drops (treatment and prevention of cataracts)

Japanese eye drops for cataracts help fight clouding of the lens. “Katalin” can be used after surgery. Japanese eye drops contain active ingredients that have a beneficial effect on metabolism in the organ of vision. It is worth noting that the most effective way to treat cataracts is surgery to replace the affected lens. But surgery is not indicated for all patients. Japanese Catalin drops help slow down the development of the disease if there are contraindications to surgery.

Causes of cataracts

Congenital cataracts are usually diagnosed in the first months of a child’s life. Pathology occurs under the influence of the following reasons:

1. Infectious diseases. Measles, influenza, and rubella are especially dangerous for an unborn child;
2. Diabetes;
3. Pathologies of intrauterine development.

The main causes of acquired cataracts include:

• Age-related changes;
• Mechanical eye injuries;
• Presence of diseases of the endocrine system;
• Other eye diseases;
• Poisoning with toxic substances.

Eye drops for cataracts CATALIN-K FOR OPHTHALMIC 0.005％ Japanese eye drops “Catalin K” is an ophthalmic drug. It is used for prophylactic purposes against cataracts. It is especially effective in diabetic and senile forms. Catalin improves the course of metabolic processes in the lens, which has a positive effect on its transparency. It also prevents the process of protein sedimentation and the deposition of insoluble complexes. Catalin K contains an optimal amount of Pyrenoxine, is effectively used for the prevention of cataracts, helps delay vision deterioration, and has a positive effect on visual acuity after various eye surgeries and laser correction. When using these drops, do not be afraid of side effects, because they are well tolerated by patients of almost absolutely any age without consequences (or with very rare ones). At the same time, doctors using this drug are increasingly convinced of the positive and lasting effect of these eye drops. Composition: Sodium pyrenoxine - 75 mg; isotonic solution - 15 ml. Cataract is a partial or complete clouding of the lens of the eye, located inside the eyeball between the iris and the vitreous body. The lens is naturally transparent and acts as a natural lens that refracts light rays and passes them to the retina. When a cataract has lost its transparency, the lens stops transmitting light and vision deteriorates until it is completely lost. Age-related cataracts are the most common. The main reason for the development of age-related cataracts is a change in the biochemical composition of the lens, caused by age-related processes in the body. Eye drops for cataracts CATALIN-K FOR OPHTHALMIC 0.005％ help eyes specifically with age-related cataracts. Directions for use: Open the plastic container, pour the contents into the bottle, mix well. A day from 3 to 5 times. 1-2 drops at a time. To prepare an ophthalmic solution, the granules are removed from the blister and placed in a dropper bottle with a solvent (after unscrewing the cap). After complete dissolution of the granules, the resulting solution is instilled into the affected eye, 1-2 drops up to five times a day. Store the prepared ophthalmic solution in a cool, dark place and use within three weeks. When using drops, try not to touch the tip of the dropper to the mucous membrane of the eyes, fingers, skin, eyelashes, etc. to avoid contamination of the product. The shelf life of the undiluted drug is three years.

Stages of the disease

There are several stages of cataracts:

1. Initial. At this stage, cataracts are often asymptomatic. Cloudiness usually occurs at the periphery of the lens. At the initial stage of cataracts, there is no decrease in visual acuity; the patient often complains of the appearance of spots before the eyes;
2. Immature. At this stage of cataract, clouding of the lens is observed towards the center of the optical zone. In this case, visual acuity is significantly reduced - there is a need for surgery;
3. Mature. This stage of the disease develops several years after the first symptoms of the disease appear. In the presence of mature cataracts, the pupil turns white. Vision deteriorates significantly. The patient ceases to distinguish the outlines of objects, he recognizes only shadow and light;
4. Overripe. At this stage of cataract, the fibers of the lens are destroyed, and many adverse complications arise.

CATALIN-K 0.005% - CATALIN-K eye drops (treatment and prevention of cataracts)

Catalin-K is an original medicinal product, highly effective in the treatment and prevention of cataracts, excellently helps with vision impairment, and also restores vision very well after laser correction and eye surgery.

Catalin-K is the prevention and complex therapy of various types of cataracts, including diabetic and senile (senile). The main active ingredient of the drug is pyrenoxine.

Sodium pyrenoxine improves metabolic processes occurring in the lens, has an anti-cataract effect, normalizes glucose metabolism, and blocks the enzyme aldose reductase, which is responsible for converting glucose into sorbitol, which impairs the transparency of the lens.

Catalin-K prevents the processes of protein denaturation, thereby preventing the appearance and progression of areas of opacification in the lens.

INDICATIONS FOR USE of eye drops:

• Established diagnosis of various types of cataracts, including diabetic and senile (senile)
• Prevention of cataracts.

CONTRAINDICATIONS for these drops are individual hypersensitivity to the components of the drops, which is quite rare. Immediately after using Catalin, unpleasant sensations may occur, such as burning or itching, lacrimation or redness, which quickly pass and are not a contraindication. Only rarely has a local allergic reaction been observed, which disappears after discontinuation of use of the drug. But no overdoses were observed.

STORAGE:

Catalin is available in the form of granules in a blister containing 75 mg of sodium pyrenoxine and an isotonic solution in a 15 ml dropper bottle.

Until opening, store at room temperature in a dark place. After preparing the ophthalmic solution, store in the refrigerator at a temperature of +1 to +15 degrees, use within 20 days.

DOSAGE:

The resulting solution is instilled into the affected eye, 1-2 drops up to 5 times a day. The course of treatment is long and can be continuous.

Be sure to consult your doctor before using the drug if you are undergoing outpatient treatment or have experienced allergic reactions to the components of the drug. If you feel a worsening of the condition, you should stop taking the drug.

COMPOUND:

Blister (87 mg): pyrenoxine 0.75 mg, aminoethyl sulfonic acid, boric acid. Solvent: isotonic buffer solution containing 0.02% methyl parahydroxybenzoate and 0.01% propyl parahydroxybenzoate; boric acid - 1.2%, sodium borate - 0.008% as preservatives.

Manufactured for the Japanese domestic market.

Scheme for using Japanese Catalin drops

First you need to make a solution for instillation into the eyes. Before doing this, it is recommended to wash your hands with antibacterial soap. Then carefully remove the cap from the bottle containing the solvent. Open the blister with the medicine “Katalin”. The tablet is diluted in 15 ml of solvent.

“Katalin” should be instilled under the lower eyelid, 1-2 drops. The frequency of use of Japanese drops varies from 4 to 5 times a day. The average duration of treatment is 30 days.

If the patient has to wear contact lenses, it is recommended to remove them before using Japanese Catalin drops.

Contraindications and side effects

It is recommended to avoid the use of Japanese Catalin drops if there is a pronounced tendency to allergic reactions or individual sensitivity to the components of the medicine. The medicine should not be used during pregnancy . The safety of the drug “Katalin” for the fetus has not been fully studied. Japanese drops are not recommended for use during breastfeeding.

Undesirable complications rarely occur when using the medicine. Therefore, Japanese Catalin drops are actively used in the complex treatment of cataracts.

When using this medication, the following side effects may occur:

1. Redness of the eyelids;
2. The appearance of a burning sensation;
3. Painful sensations;
4. Increased tear production;
5. Increased sensitivity to light;
6. The occurrence of an inflammatory process in the area of ​​the extreme edge of the eyelid.

Immediately after instillation of the medicine “Katalin”, a burning sensation may occur.

In most cases, the pain goes away fairly quickly. Japanese Catalin drops do not affect visual acuity. Therefore, they can be used in the treatment of elderly patients.

Storage conditions for the medicine

Japanese Catalin drops are recommended to be stored at a temperature no higher than 25 degrees. The shelf life of the medicine is five years. The pre-made solution for cataracts should be stored in a room protected from sunlight, at a temperature of no more than 15 degrees.

The drug “Katalin” must not be frozen. The medicine is stored away from light sources.

Interaction of Japanese Catalin drops with other drugs

Catalin can enhance the effect of medications that contain taurine. Japanese eye drops are not recommended for use simultaneously with products made on the basis of metals:

• “Vicein”;
• “Cataxol”;
• "Catarax".

Analogues of “Catalina”

There are several analogues of Catalin, which have a similar therapeutic effect:

1. "Emoxipin". The medication protects the retina from the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation and helps strengthen the vascular walls. “Emoxipin” prevents the occurrence of cataracts, preventing further progression of the disease;
2. "Vita-Iodurol". The medicine helps improve blood flow to the parts of the eyeball. The medicine is used in the prevention and complex therapy of cataracts of various natures. “Vida-Yodurol” should not be used if you are intolerant to its components. If itching, swelling of the eyelids or redness occurs, treatment is stopped. Vita-Iodurol may cause temporary visual impairment. It is necessary to refrain from mental work or driving for 30 minutes after instilling the medicine. The anti-cataract drug must be instilled into the conjunctival sac. The frequency of use of the product varies from two to seven times a day;
3. "Vitafacol". A new generation medicine allows you to improve the metabolic processes occurring in the tissues of the eyeball. “Vitafacol” improves the access of nutrients to the lens, stopping the development of cataracts;
4. "Khrustalin". The combined action drug contains active substances such as adenosine, nicotinamide, cytochrome C. The drug eliminates redness of the eyes and improves metabolism;
5. "Quinax". The medication protects against the effects of free radicals and prevents clouding of the lens. Cataract medicine should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Treatment of cataracts without surgery with folk remedies

“Traditional” or “alternative” medicine in its eternal confrontation with official-traditional medicine is a vast topic. In some countries, these two directions coexist quite peacefully and even effectively, mutually enriching themselves with knowledge and experience for the benefit of those suffering (probably this is the most rational way). In our country there is precisely a confrontation, sometimes irreconcilable and mutually exclusive. Some prefer to believe in something sacred, inaccessible to the majority, known only to certain mysterious “grandmothers” - to believe even contrary to elementary logic, common sense and their own enlightened reason. Others prefer reliable facts, knowledge, evidence, numbers and complex terms, sometimes not noticing how they are turning their skepticism into yet another religion.

We will not argue and we will not deny anything indiscriminately. A number of ultra-modern pharmacological formulas are indeed derived from the millennial experience of herbal medicine, as they say, the attention of scientists to which is increasing every year - just remember blueberry extracts. Many, not only “herbal” recipes of traditional medicine are practically harmless, moreover, sometimes they even have a certain positive effect. True, it does not always meet the objectives (for example, instead of treating myopia, you can achieve rejuvenation and cleansing of the skin around the eyes), but, let us repeat, faith is capable of much. In the end, convincing yourself that the result has been achieved is also a result.

The facts are as follows.

Cataract is a continuous pathological process occurring at varying speeds, during which the lens of the eye gradually loses its natural properties (primarily transparency), which leads to numerous specific visual impairments - blurriness, turbidity, double vision, etc. . This process, unfortunately, is irreversible, and it is even possible to slow it down to some extent only in the early stages. No one, anywhere, has yet been able to cure a cataract-affected lens with medication or folk remedies, restoring it to its original transparency and elasticity. The only way known to mankind to get rid of this disease and restore vision is a widely practiced, effective, detailed and constantly improved microsurgical operation, the essence of which is to replace the affected lens with an artificial one - the so-called intraocular lens (IOL).

This is how things stand today.

However, for those who profess the principles “it definitely won’t get worse”, “I’ll always have time to have an operation” and “there weren’t fools in the past either”; who wants to try the experience of traditional medicine in the field of ophthalmology and will not spare time to fight steadily progressing cataracts - for such patients we present the most famous folk recipes. Of course, not as an advertisement or, especially, a recommendation, but solely for the purpose of familiarization and information. The choice is, of course, yours.

• Place tableware or jewelry silver in 1 liter of clean water and keep it in the water for a week. Then chop the aloe leaf with a knife, brew it in “silver” water, add a tablespoon of natural honey. Place the resulting substance instilled daily, one drop into each eye.
• Wash the sprouted potato sprouts, chop and dry. Pour vodka in a 1:1 ratio (equal volumes of vodka and sprouts). Leave for 14 days, strain. Take 1 dessert spoon orally three times a day before meals. For one course of treatment - a glass of tincture. After two or three months there will be a tendency for sticky, thick tears to flow; This is an opaque film dissolved by the drink coming out from the lens. This recipe is especially popular and is considered highly effective.
• Mix fresh juice of celery, chicory (endive), parsley and carrots in a ratio of 1:1:1:4. Take 1/2 cup orally three times a day before meals. In a simplified version, parsley and carrots in a ratio of 1:3 are enough.
• Pour eyebright herb (about 3/4 liter jar) with two glasses of boiling water and let it sit. Rinse eyes with infusion at room temperature. The same infusion can be used for 10-minute compresses applied to both eyes.
• Dilute natural honey collected in May with distilled water in a ratio of 1:3. Stir thoroughly. Apply in both eyes daily for three months.
• Dilute blueberry juice with clean water in a ratio of 1:2 and instill overnight. Juice can also be obtained from frozen berries, provided they are sufficiently ripe.
• Boil an egg from a domestic chicken for an hour. Cool, remove the yolk, fill the white with honey collected in May, leave for a day. As a result, a yellowish liquid is formed, which should be poured into a clean bottle and used as eye drops. Place two drops in each eye three times a day.
• Mix honeycomb honey in equal proportions with fresh onion juice. Place two drops in each eye morning and evening.
• Eat as many mulberry berries as possible - raw or dried, in compotes, etc. Berries, as well as decoctions from the leaves and young branches of the mulberry tree are considered an excellent preventive and therapeutic remedy for cataracts and presbyopia (age-related farsightedness ).
• Mix 70 ml of carrot juice with 20 ml of beet juice and 10 ml of endive juice (chicory salad). Take orally once a day. During treatment, avoid eating any meat dishes.

• Drop liquid honey (May honey, acacia honey) into both eyes, one drop 2-3 times a day. If the sensations are too uncomfortable, dilute the honey with clean water in a ratio of 1:3, but then gradually increase the concentration of honey to 1:1. The course of treatment is 20 days, then a 10-day break. It is not recommended to instill during periods of extreme heat.
• Take one tablespoon each of burdock leaves, chamomile flowers and rosehip flowers, pour boiling water (150 ml), cook for five minutes, cool. Instill one drop 4 times a week.
• Valerian root, just dug up, pour 100 ml of ethyl alcohol, leave for 10 days in the dark. Before going to bed, breathe in the vapors of the tincture.
• Collect the vine juice obtained in the spring when caring for the vineyard and instill one drop every two hours. Continue treatment for a week.
• In the early stages of cataracts, an infusion of thyme with honey is considered useful: pour 100 g of herb into 1/2 liter of hot (liquid) honey. Take orally.
• Pour two teaspoons of calendula flowers into 1/2 liter of boiling water, cover for at least 30 minutes, and strain. Take half a glass orally four times a day. Rinse your eyes with the same infusion.
• Bury pine or fir resin overnight for a month.
• Mix woodlice grass juice (necessarily fresh) with clean water in equal proportions. Drop into eyes. To wash the eyes, a slightly different infusion is used: chop the herb and pour an equal volume of boiling water for 10-20 minutes. Rinse several times. The shelf life of freshly prepared infusion is one day.
• Mix wildflower juice with honey in equal parts. Instill two drops three times a day.

• Pour a tablespoon of peony leaves into two glasses of boiling water for three hours, then cook the resulting infusion for another three hours. Cool. Take four tablespoons orally four times a day.
• Pour walnut kernels (100 g) with vegetable oil (1 l), leave in the dark for two weeks, shaking from time to time. Then drop 1-2 drops into each eye several times a day, massaging the eyelid for better distribution over the surface. Continue until improvement.
• Pour 1/2 liter of boiling water into the following mixture: 3 tablespoons of chopped walnuts, 1 teaspoon of chopped rose hip root, 2 teaspoons of rose hip flowers, a small piece of aloe root. Cool. Drink before bed. Repeat the procedure 12 times with an interval of three days.
• Pour three teaspoons of calendula into two glasses of boiling water and leave for three hours. Take 1/2 cup orally daily. You can wash your eyes with the same solution.
• Strain the freshly obtained goat's milk whey, store in the refrigerator, and drop two drops into the eyes.
• Pour boiling water over chamomile flowers, rosehip flowers, chopped burdock leaves, cover with a lid and bring to a boil. Remove the cover. Collect the condensation formed on it and use it as eye drops. Repeat every three days.
• Aloe juice is mixed with mumiyo (about half the size of a pea), instill one drop at a time. After a month, you can limit yourself to one aloe juice.
• Fill half of the egg white with sugar, cover with the other half, and carefully place in a small metal container. Keep in hot oven for 30 minutes. Pour the resulting syrup into a clean bottle, after pouring boiling water over the bottle. Instill one or two drops three times a day. The shelf life of the syrup is no more than three days, then prepare a new one.

Using Japanese eye drops with vitamins

Japanese Rohto eye drops with vitamins have earned a lot of positive reviews. The drug helps with eye fatigue and increases visual acuity. Japanese eye drops with vitamins are ideal for long-term use. The medicine helps to constrict blood vessels and eliminate itching.

It is recommended to avoid using Japanese eye drops if you are hypersensitive to the components of the medication or have a pronounced tendency to an allergic reaction. The drug should be used with caution if the patient has glaucoma. Japanese eye drops with vitamins help the eyes recover after intense physical activity.

What drops are there and how to choose them

For cataracts, eye drops of different compositions and effects are used. Only a doctor can select a maintenance therapy regimen after a thorough diagnosis. Depending on the brand and components of the medicine, prices can vary significantly, but more expensive drops are not always more effective. The best prognosis for conservative treatment of cataracts is provided by drugs that replenish the substances missing in the eye and, thus, inhibit the clouding process. For some, these may be the simplest medications, but in other cases, expensive treatment is indeed required. In any case, together with the doctor, drops of the desired effect and at an affordable price are selected.

It is worth remembering that the drops only slow down the pathological process, and one cannot expect miracles. However, in a number of cases, when for serious reasons the operation should be postponed (in case of severe systemic diseases, during pregnancy, due to life circumstances), drops make it possible not to rapidly lose vision and maintain the quality of life at an acceptable level.

The most commonly prescribed drugs are Taufon, Quinax, Vitafacol, and Vicein. It is impossible to talk about the greater or lesser popularity of the drops, since this does not determine the indications for the use of the drug in each specific situation. Choosing treatment based only on this principle can cause serious harm.

A number of drugs stimulate the metabolism in the eye, which causes better nutrition and blood supply to the eye. Others affect the rate of opacification by slowing down protein disturbances in the lens. The drops contain vitamins, biogenic stimulants (Katachrome, Secatalin), riboflavin, inorganic salts, ascorbic and glutamic acid. Also, the drug often contains nicotinic acid, which promotes the absorption of other components.

In any case, the earlier therapy is started, the more favorable the prognosis. The effectiveness of the drops is also influenced by the systematic approach to treatment. Drops must be used strictly according to the scheme, without interruptions. As a rule, instillation must be done several times a day at regular intervals.

The vitamins included in the drops for the treatment of cataracts are used widely and in different combinations. Often the basis for them is a 2-5% glucose solution, which itself nourishes the eye. Based on the diagnostic results, calcium, potassium, magnesium, cysteine ​​and glutathione preparations (Smirnov drops, Vitaiodurol and Vicein) can be prescribed.

Japanese drops Sante AL

Sante AL eye drops have antiallergic properties. The drug is used to prevent seasonal exacerbations in cases of severe allergies. The active component of Japanese drops, endowed with an antiallergic effect, is potassium glycyrrhizinate. The medicine helps with increased lacrimation and redness of the eyes. Japanese drops also contain taurine, which is beneficial for the eyes.

In order to increase the effectiveness of Japanese eye drops, the diet includes foods that contain large amounts of vitamins, lutein, and antioxidants. The patient is advised to give up coffee, alcoholic beverages, canned vegetables, marinades, and baked goods.

Eye drops EYE POWER - for cataracts, glaucoma, dryness

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Catalin eye drops for cataracts, 15ml Japan

When using these drops, do not be afraid of side effects, because they are well tolerated by patients of almost absolutely any age without consequences (or with very rare ones). At the same time, doctors using this drug are increasingly convinced of the positive and lasting effect of these eye drops. Instructions for use:

• Remove the tablet (or unpack the blister with granules) and, unscrewing the cap of the dropper bottle, place it in the bottle with the solvent. • You can shake the bottle to completely dissolve the tablet. • The resulting solution can be instilled into the affected eye with one or two drops up to 5 times a day. • To obtain a lasting effect, it is recommended to use the drops for a long time, even without breaks. Catalin is available in the form of tablets or granules in a blister that contain 75 mg of sodium pyrenoxine and an isotonic solution in a 15 ml dropper bottle. Composition: Blister (87 mg): pyrenoxine 0.75 mg, aminoethyl sulfonic acid, boric acid. Solvent: isotonic buffer solution containing 0.02% methyl parahydroxybenzoate and 0.01% propyl parahydroxybenzoate; boric acid – 1.2%, sodium borate – 0.008% as preservatives. After dissolution, use the drug within 20 days. Contraindications and precautions: Drops should not be used if you have glaucoma. Do not use the drug while you have soft eye lenses inserted. Before instilling drops, the lenses must be removed. Be sure to consult your doctor before using the drug if you: have experienced allergic reactions to the components of the drug, are undergoing treatment with other ophthalmic drugs, or experience sharp cutting pain in the eyes. If, after using the drops, a rash and redness appears on the skin, or irritation and swelling of the eyes, severe itching, then the use of the drug should be stopped! Store with the lid closed in a dark and cool place, protected from sunlight, out of reach of children. Protect the bottle from heat and damage. Do not touch the dropper with your eyelashes or fingers to prevent contamination. Do not share with other people. Do not use after expiration date. The prepared ophthalmic solution should be stored in a cool, dark place, trying to be used within three weeks. When using drops, try not to touch the tip of the dropper to the mucous membrane of the eyes, fingers, skin, eyelashes, etc. to avoid contamination of the product. Manufacturer: Senju Pharmaceutical. Product: Catalin-K 0.005% drops for the prevention and treatment of cataracts. Packaging volume: 15ml. Expiration date: indicated on the packaging, at least 3 years from the date of manufacture.