Myatro Eye Drops is a medicine used to slow the progression of myopia (nearsightedness) in children.
It contains low-dose atropine, an anticholinergic medicine that is thought to slow the progression of myopia through mechanisms that are not fully understood. At low concentrations used for myopia control, it has minimal effects on accommodation and pupil size in most children.
Adopting balanced visual habits plays a supportive role in paediatric eye health. Encourage children to take regular breaks during close-up tasks, minimise non-essential screen time, and spend adequate time engaging in outdoor activities under natural daylight.
Before administering this medicine, inform your doctor if the patient has a history of glaucoma, eye injuries, or systemic allergies. It can cause temporary blurred vision and sensitivity to bright light, so protective sunglasses may be beneficial when outdoors. Complete all follow-up appointments as advised.





























































