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Eye small light vision

2017-03-25 08:32:56
I was hit tennis tennis ball in the left eye one week back. From last two days i am having random light flashes in left eye corner for almost one second. I have no problem with normal vision though throughout the day. Can you suggest if i should use some medication.
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You should get checked up by retina specialist ,till you may use Nevanac eye drops thrice a day &genteal eye drops 4-5 times a day

Answered2017-03-25 13:01:31

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Hello You may use acular LS eyedrop thrice daily along with lubricating eyedrop Having said that,it would be better to get retina examined. I would recommend you to consult local retina specialist and get proper eye examination done Regards

Answered2017-03-25 09:34:21

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