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Acute conjunctivitis

2023-07-24 02:29:26
I am having acute conjunctivitis in right eye for which doctor on thursday gave medicine 1. Moxicip kt 2. Refresh liquigel 3. olapat 4. Ointment raymoxl Till today pink eye had only little effect in red eye and now infection has spread to the left eye as well. In night there is a watery discharge from right eye and itching and little pain near tear gland. What should I do and should i be worried ?
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It usually takes 5-7 days for conjunctivitis to resolve. Drops you are using now is sufficient.
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If it is not resolved even after 5 days after starting the treatment then visit your doctor again.

Answered2023-07-24 06:12:34

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Please consult your treating doctor again. Or you can consult online.

Answered2023-07-24 05:36:16

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