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References

1. For acute exacerbations of vernal/atopic conjunctivitis, topical corticosteroids are usually necessary to control severe symptoms and signs.
2. Topical cyclosporine 2% has demonstrated a reduction in signs and symptoms compared with placebo after two weeks of use in patients with VKC.
3. Commercially available 0.05% topical cyclosporine has also been shown to be effective in more frequent dosing for the treatment of severe vernal/atopic conjunctivitis [I+, Good, Strong] and it has been shown to be effective in preventing seasonal recurrences.
4. Use of cyclosporine may allow for reduced use of topical steroids.