Need quick answer!

[Eyeproblems]

Unfortunately I am not around a doctor, and my eye doctor is on vacation at the moment.

I went to walk-in I had been using fucilthalmic for blepharitis, I told the doctor at walkin i need a refill, i explained i put it on my eye lids and scrub with a q-tip.

When I went to fill the prescription i noticed right before bed he gave me fucidin. Its similar to fucilthalmic but not to be put in your eyes.

I noticed online a few people used this for blepharitis treatment as well.

I want to ask since I have a presentation tommorrow, and dont want my eyes to be bothering me, can I use fucidin to scrub on my lids? Or is this not to be used on my eye lids.

I clearly told him i use this as a lid scrub, so its hard to believe a doctor would give me something that cant be used as a lid scrub. It does say dont put any in your eye, but I dont try getting any in my eye anyway.

[beachblanketbingo]

hello

why not use johnson baby shapmoo

[Rebecca Petris]

Yikes, sorry to hear that. Sounds like an error. Personally I'd call their office anyway - they should have someone standing in for urgent things even when he's away?

[SallyP]

Somebody told me not to use Johnsons Baby Shampoo, as whatever it is that makes it bubble is too harsh. I personally use bicarb or salt dissolve in hot water.

[Eyeproblems]

Well luckely my eyes are ok today, I tried it last night before bed, ouch.

It does have fucidic acid in it like fucalthalmic, but also sodium, I tried not to get any in my eyes, but a little bit did, and it hurt.

This morning i just stuck to regular over the counter lid scrub.

I was told by an eye specialist i seen that deals specifically with eye infections to use lid scrubs in addition to the fucalthalmic, so using shampoo would not have sufficed, I already have a lid scrub from over the counter store, this is a prescription to be used after you clean the lids, you rub it on your lids as well.