Red eyes morning

2022-01-27 05:03:38
For the last two days I've been noticing that when I wake up my right eye is bright red. At first I thoughts it's an infection but by noon it disappears. Next night when I went to bed, my eyes were again sore at night. When I woke up at 2 am again it was red. This.morning too it was red but a few hours later it's gone. I don't have any other symptoms. Some side notes. - I live in delhi and can't tolerate much cold and use room heaters ( dry heater or blower which does irritate my skin, throat, eyes sometimes). - I did read somewhere it could also be if eyes aren't shutting properly but.thye seemed ok. I did hav bells palsy five years ago when I couldn't close one eye for a few weeks. But those things got better in 2016 itself.
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2022-01-28 10:18:26

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Answered2022-01-27 19:31:53

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Kindly discuss for your concern

Answered2022-01-27 12:44:25

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Use carrot juice for ten days reduce mobile time.  Eye exercise with water also. If no relief. Contact for eye drops if you  need

Answered2022-01-27 05:16:34

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May be due to overnight exposure to room heaters
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable

Answered2022-01-27 05:06:06

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Reduce your screen time and use artificial tears eye drops 3 times a day for a week. Get optimum sleep of at least 7 hrs. Consultation is needed if problem persists.
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Eye exercises recommended. Increase intake of carrots, broccoli, spinach in diet.
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Answered2022-01-27 05:30:09

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May be you have dry eye due to cold weather/heater and pollution.. It is very common in this weather. Can use artificial tears eye drops and consult ophthalmologist.

Answered2022-01-27 05:17:07

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