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Ocular Pain Treatment Market - Pipeline Analysis, Share and Forecast to 2023

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The global ocular pain treatment market is expected to witness considerable growth due to increasing awareness about the eye disorders, technological advancement in ocular therapeutic and diagnostic test, and increasing number of lifestyle related ocular diseases. In addition, increasing geriatric population and increasing disposable income are further supporting the growth of the global ocular pain market.

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Ocular pain is defined as the inflammation of middle layer of eye known as uvea. It can develop in optic nerve, blood vessels, muscles or other tissues that surround the eye.  Many factors such as infection, allergy, surgery or trauma including blow to the eye, foreign body and chemical injury can lead to ocular inflammation. It is important to manage ocular pain, else it can affect other parts of eyes such as cornea, retina, sclera, conjunctiva and the vasculature. Ocular pain is caused by several conditions such as glaucoma, ocular herpes, shingles, optic neuritis, dry eye and refractive error.

A large number of pharmaceutical companies are constantly working for the research and development of ocular pain treatment. However, certain factors such as high treatment cost, less awareness about the eye disease among population and lack of favorable government policy are the key factors hindering the growth of the global market during the forecast period.

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Some of the key players operating in the global ocular pain market are ICON Bioscience Inc., Xigen S.A., Sylentis S.A., Bayer AG, Bristol Meyer Squibb Company, Merck and Co., Inc.,  Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., Reata Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Kala Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Ocular Therapeutix, Inc.