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Allergic Conjunctivitis not improving
I have been diagnosed with allergic conjunctivitis when i consulted online and doctor prescribed me 3 eye drops TOBA F and ACUPAT and Refresh tears. I have used TOBA F 5 times a day for a week and now i am tapering it bu using it 4 times a day. I am using acupat 3 times a day, now i am seeing that my eys are more red in the morning then after using eye drops the redness decreases. The inflamation is more in morning then reduces as i use these drops. Is this because I f tapering TOBA F or something else. ATTACHING EYES PHOTOS
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Are you having any associated symptoms like photophobia or pain if not then continue Toba F as advised use Acupat only twice a day.
Give cold compressions to eye with ice or cold water avoid exposure to dust
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If symptoms not releiving take a consultation opinion
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Will need a more detailed consultation. From this image, we can only see that there is inflammation. What type, whether there is uveitis, infectious component or other is not understood.
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I would like to know if you have any decrease in vision, pain in eye, photophobia, any sticky or watery discharge or any foreign body or chemical injury. It's better to go for a physical examination so as to rule out any other reason for your complaints.
Next Steps
If not possible to step out then you should taper Eyedrops Toba F as advised, for Eyedrops Acupat instill it only twice a day, Eyedrops Refresh Tears continue 4 times a day.
Health Tips
Do not rub the eye at all and give cold compress to the eyes ( Can dip clean cotton in refrigerator cold water and keep over closed eyes for 30 seconds 3 times a day)
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