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A member asked:
My 9 year old son has severe seasonal allergies the only thing that clear his eyes is terramycin oitment twice daily. how long can i use it for?
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Eye allergy: I think using an antibiotic ointment is inadvisable. Ask your pharmacist for an anti- allergy eye drop.
Answered 5/5/2014
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