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Red eye non irritated

2021-05-11 12:03:47
Hello I have been recovering from covid since 12 days and me eye has been red for 2 days i have diabetes which increased during the period it neither irritates nor waters also no pain only red
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As you have no irritation nor any discharge, watering etc., there is practically no reason to 'treat' it.
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However the congestion (redness) can be reduced by Decomic Plus eye drops 1 drop to each eye 4 times a day for 7 days.
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However if symptoms persist, you should visit an ophthalmologist for a physical check up.

Answered2021-05-11 17:30:30

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Hello This is non specific inflammation Try A cold compresses B. Use mild antiinflammatory drop like ketodrops LS thrice daily for a week along with lubricating eyedrop Consult local ophthalmologist if problem persist

Answered2021-05-11 13:34:17

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