Eye redness n irritation

2016-11-06 19:50:46
Hi experts, Forgot to remove eye lenses and the next day, got eye redness, itchy, irritation and some blurred vision. Used iTone eye drops twice a day as of now, but not much improvement. Did eye wash with ice old water also. What to do next?
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hello i think you should consult local ophthalmologist. he may prescribe you a. lubricating eyedrops b. mild steroid depending on the condition and inflammation of eyes

Answered2016-11-08 05:16:18

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Discard the pair of contact lens (CL).Stop using CL. Use an antibiotic eye drop. If you still have redness and irritation. Visit an ophthalmologist immediately,
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Buy a new pair of Contact Lens and do not use it until your doctor says so.
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Always use Monthly disposable CL

Answered2016-11-08 14:17:59

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Do not wash eyes with water which you dont deem fit for drinking. An immediate eye check up to rule out infection is needed

Answered2016-11-08 05:58:25

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Hello....... Sleeping in lenses provides two barriers from fresh oxygen,the lens and your eyelid. This makes it easier for germs to make contact with your cornea , remove your lenses immediately and consult ophthalmologist in nearest hospital.........

Answered2016-11-07 16:07:16

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