Topical antifungal used in corneal fungal infection: (A) Silver sulfadiazine, (B) Neomycin, (C) Natamycin, (D) Griseofulvin
Answer is C. C i.e. Natamycin Fungal corneal ulcer is treated by antifungal agents - topical & systemic (required in severe keratitis & endopthalmitis) and cycloplegics (e.g. atropine ointment or scopolamine)Q as an adjuvant therapy. Steroids are contraindicated Q