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| Paper Title: | REVIEW ON DRUG CONTAINING HYDROGEL FOR THE TREATMENT OF CONJUNCTIVITIS |
| Authors Name: | Dipak Raju Kale , Rohini kawar , Vaishnvi badak , Suresh waghmare , Ram Ingale |
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| Abstract: | Abstract: This review’s primary goal is to provide an overview of hydrogel-based conjunctivitis treatments. conventional medications including eye drops can be used under the present circumstances. Conventional drug forms such as eye drops have poor therapeutic responses and require regular dosage adjustments. Therefore, the pressing issue facing medical diligence investigators is creating a drug form that would carry the medication to the intended spot without significantly depleting the drug or producing any systemic side effects. (1) Around the world, conjunctivitis is a common ailment seen at ophthalmology conferences. Fearful signals have a greater number of serious intraocular disorders that need to be taken into consideration when treating presumed cases of conjunctivitis. These conditions correspond to significant pain (2), reduced vision and also patients with unusual anomalies and a history of eye conditions should also have an ocular examination. long-term duration. Findings from a concurrent physical examination and pertinent medical history may show involvement of the conjunctiva in an underlying illness. The definition of “hydrogel” refers to a type of polymeric compound whose hydrophilic structure allows them to retain enormous amounts of water that remain in their three-dimensional natural networks. In addition to other types of synthetic biomaterials, they remarkably resemble genuine living tissues because of they have contain large proportion of water, porosity, and soft viscosity. (3) To create a hydrogel that will lengthen a medicine’s retention period in an ocular pharmaceutical delivery method. In order to ensure the best possible bioavailability at the site of action, hydrogel ophthalmic doses made with HPMC have demonstrated excellent characteristics and a respectable sustained release profile. The conclusions of this investigation showed that using medications with hydrogel ophthalmic substances during eye care was effective. (4) |
| Keywords: | Conjunctivitis, Disease, Hydrogel, Ophthalmology, Haemophilia’s’ influenza, Ocular etc. |
| Cite Article: | "REVIEW ON DRUG CONTAINING HYDROGEL FOR THE TREATMENT OF CONJUNCTIVITIS", International Journal of Novel Research and Development (www.ijnrd.org), ISSN:2456-4184, Vol.9, Issue 3, page no.c230-c247, March-2024, Available :http://www.ijnrd.org/papers/IJNRD2403233.pdf |
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