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Ball hit on my left eye
Yesterday while playing cricket, a tennis ball directly hit on my left eye.. I couldn't open my eye where it got swollen and reddish and immediately after consulting a near by general md physician he gave me a pain killer and an anti infectant. Now after 1 day Mild Pain.. Sensitive to vision (light, air etc).. Little reddishness...using celflox D eye drops... Please help me with that.. Thank you!
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This could be traumatic uveitis
Kindly consult your treating ophthalmologist and request him to check for uveitis
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It seems to be a simple subconjunctival haemorrhage but if pain watering and blurring of vision is there ,Then immediately consult an ophthalmologist nearby.
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Please consul an eye surgeon and rule out post traumatic swelling of retina as well as a rise in eye pressure.
The doctor would also like to do a gonioscopy to rule out any angle recession.
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Please consult a local ophthalmologist . There might be a corneal abrasion of you are sensitive to light
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