Your symptoms seem to be two separate issues rather than a single disease. Dry, red, irritated eyes occurring in episodes for months are most commonly due to: • Dry eye syndrome • Excess screen time • Environmental factors (AC, dust, pollution) • Lack of sleep or stress • Hormonal fluctuations Light periods lasting only 2 days can be due to: • Hormonal imbalance • Stress or weight changes • Thyroid issues • Nutritional deficiencies (iron, B12, vitamin D) There is no direct eye–uterus connection, but hormonal changes, stress, and deficiencies can cause both eye dryness and menstrual changes.

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Mostly it will be allergic or keratitis .if dryness present take lubrex eye drops.dryness cud lead to various eye problem.otherwise it wud be conjunctivits only.ciplox eye drops wud be suffient..

Likely dry eye / allergic eye irritation, not related to periods. Advice: Lubricating eye drops - Refresh Liquigel eye drops 1 drop in each eye for 3-4 times a day Reduce screen time Avoid eye rubbing See ophthalmologist if redness persists.

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Dryness, redness, and irritation of eyes occurring in episodes over months is usually an eye-surface problem and is not related to menstrual flow. Most common reasons: • Excess screen/mobile use • Dry environment, AC exposure • Poor hydration • Vitamin deficiency (A, D, or B-complex) • Eye strain or allergy Regular but light periods (2 days) are usually normal for many women and are not a cause of eye dryness. Light flow is more commonly related to body constitution, nutrition, or mild hormonal variation. What you can do naturally: • Increase water intake • Reduce screen time; follow eye breaks • Include green vegetables, carrot, pumpkin, nuts, seeds • Ensure adequate sleep and manage stress If redness is painful, affects vision, or occurs very frequently, eye examination is advised. For proper evaluation and treatment advice, please contact me directly on Practo. Dr. RS Pankaj

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it doesn't seem to be related to your menstrual cycles. kindly consult for detailed evaluation

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Most commonly eye related and unlikely to related your menstrual cycle.you need to check up your eyes and do some testing like iron profile etc. Please consult me for further management.

Hii prajakta This is may be due to reduced tear secretions or allergy Avoid more screen time and light U can use carboxymethylecellulose eye drops 3 to 4 times a day

Dry eyes can further lead to conjunctivitis take some eye lubricant drops that will surely be helpful

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Use irimist eye drops Pls consult ophthalmologist

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Please let me know your job profile so as to confirm the Computer vision syndrome.It is easy to resolve with few modifications.lets connect and discuss so that your worries vanish away.

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Take Carboxymethyl cellulose Eye drop

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Do connect and consult

Yes it could be.needs proper evaluation.

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Thyroid abnormalities can cause scanty periods. So get your thyroid profile done.