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If you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or suspect pregnancy, inform your doctor before using Tropicamide. Your healthcare professional can evaluate your individual circumstances and determine whether the expected benefits of using Tropicamide for an eye examination outweigh potential risks.

If you are breastfeeding, tell your doctor or ophthalmologist before receiving Tropicamide eye drops. Although the medicine is applied to the eye, some systemic absorption can occur. Your healthcare professional can provide appropriate advice based on your individual situation.

Tropicamide temporarily dilates the pupils and may cause blurred vision, difficulty focusing, and increased sensitivity to light. Do not drive, cycle, or operate machinery until your vision has returned to normal and you can perform these activities safely.

If you have kidney disease or impaired kidney function, inform your doctor before using Tropicamide. Because it is generally used as a short-term ophthalmic preparation, significant systemic exposure is limited, but your healthcare professional should consider your complete medical history.

Inform your doctor if you have liver disease or impaired liver function before using Tropicamide. Since it is administered as an ophthalmic preparation and typically used for diagnostic purposes, your doctor can determine whether any additional precautions are necessary for your individual circumstances.