Non-steroidal treatment of pollen-induced conjunctivitis: comparison of different pharmacological protocols
Pharmacological treatment of allergic conjunctivitis may be based on the therapeutic use of topical steroids; however, because of the side effects, steroids are not clinically suitable in either prolonged treatment, or pollinosis. Because non-steroidal topical drugs are suitable in prolonged treatme...
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