Best Medicines for Eye Infection (Conjunctivitis) in India
Most cases are viral and get better on their own. Mild bacterial conjunctivitis may also clear without antibiotics, but your doctor may prescribe antibiotic eye drops, for example when there is pus.
Last updated: October 2026
Moxifloxacin Eye Drops
Use: For bacterial conjunctivitis.
Side effects: Mild stinging
Side effects: Mild stinging. For bacterial conjunctivitis.
Artificial Tears
Use: For comfort and flushing.
Side effects: Temporary blurred vision just after use, mild stinging.
Side effects: Temporary blurred vision just after use, mild stinging. For comfort and flushing.
Antihistamine Eye Drops
Use: For allergic conjunctivitis.
Side effects: Mild burning
Side effects: Mild burning. For allergic conjunctivitis.
When to See a Doctor
If you have eye pain, sensitivity to light, changes in your vision, very red eyes, pus discharge, a weakened immune system, or symptoms that have not cleared up within 7 days. Stop wearing contact lenses until your eyes are better. A newborn baby with red or sticky eyes should see a doctor straight away.
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Medical Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. The medicines listed may require a prescription. Dosage, suitability, and safety depend on individual health conditions. Always consult a licensed doctor or pharmacist before starting any medication.