Mechanism of action of ocular aminopeptide injection

Ocular aminopeptide injection is a relatively common therapeutic drug. Its most common therapeutic effect is non-suppurative keratitis. It also has certain therapeutic effects on scleritis and vitreous opacities. You should be aware of some precautions when using the drug. Its most obvious effect is that it can promote metabolism, promote the healing of scars, and promote the regeneration of corneal epithelial tissue.

Mechanism of Action: This medicine is extracted from the contents of cattle and sheep eyes. Analysis shows that it contains a variety of amino acids, peptides, nucleotides, calcium, magnesium, etc. It contains a variety of amino acids, among which glycine and glutamic acid are particularly high. Experiments have shown that if the amino acid content in human eye tissue decreases, pathological changes will occur. Therefore, the use of this product to supplement it can transform abnormality into normal. At the same time, this product also has the function of activating enzymes, activating the body's defense system, enhancing defense functions, thereby alleviating or blocking the pathological process, promoting the metabolism of eye tissues, scar healing, absorbing inflammatory exudates, and promoting the regeneration of corneal epithelial tissue.

Dosage and Administration: Subcutaneous or intramuscular injection. 1ml-2ml at a time, once a day, 15-30 days as a course of treatment. Subconjunctival injection. 0.5 ml at a time, once a day, 12-15 days as a course of treatment. Eye bath. Dilute this product 5 times with normal saline and wash eyes with an eye cup 1-2 times a day.