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A small bump in the cornea and itchy eye
Three days earlier I felt like something (dust particle) went into my left eye and I washed it with water, the next day I went to the eye doctor and she prescribed the attached eye drops and I have been using it, yesterday I felt like there's a small bump in the cornea on the border of pupil and whenever I close my eyelid it feels like something is stuck in the eye, please guide if I should continue with the eye drops or consult once again. My eyes feel very itchy after using the eye drops as well. I have an IT job so a lot of screen time is involved.
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It appears like allergic conjunctivitis. Consult an ophthalmologist online Or offline for proper diagnosis And management. You require a drop More in addition to above drop for complete relief
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This looks like allergic dry eyes.
The above drops are good but you may require stronger eye drops.
Kindly get an online consultation to address all your concerns.
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Dr. Saba Kausar
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12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Looks like allergic conjunctivitis. Please continue medication that you are using. But you may need additional medication if symptoms persist.
Consult sos.
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