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Conjunctivitis
I have white lymph at the edge of iris on one of the eyes and red eyes. I consulted a doctor and he told it's viral conjunctivitis. I used carboxymethylcellulose eye drops and Moxifloxacim with Dexamethasone phosphate eye drops. I used them for 5 and stopped as my eye got better. It's been 1 month but still that white lymph is present around at the edge of iris. Even though redness is reduced, I still feel discomfort in the eye. What should I do now?
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Looks like you had an inflammed Pinguecula ,for which you had taken antibiotics with steroids. Now if there is no redness avoid using steroids , just continue lubricants.
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Next Steps
1.Use CMC 0.5 % 4 times/day for 2-4 weeks
2. Consult ophthalmologist in case it's bothering very much
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By what I understood from your question
Sometimes viral conjunctivitis can induce some whitish opacities in the black part of your eye( cornea) ..they can persist longer after resolution of conjunctivitis .
Preexisting whitish membranes (pterygium) at the edge of cornea can get inflamed and present with red eye,
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You can upload an image so that we are in better position to diagnose your problem.
As of now I feel that what you are talking lymph at edge of iris, is most probably a pingecula. And you perhaps had inflammation in it .
If it is really a pingecula it will not disappear with any treatment.
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Consult an ophthalmologist again for your problem.
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