Pregnant women: Almost no data available, use is therefore not recommended.

Nursing mothers: Small amounts can be traced in breast milk; can be given during breast-feeding period.

Children: Little documentation; better avoided in neonates. Generally eye drops must be used with great caution in children.

Elderly people: Mind respiratory and cardiovascular problems and potential interactions.

Renal failure: Generally no dose adjustment necessary.

Liver insufficiency: Due to the predominantly hepatic metabolism, a dose reduction is recommended when there is liver insufficiency.

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