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Bilateral eye pain -7 days,
I had LASIK surgery around 2years back I had myopia with 5.5 points in both eyes, now I experiencing eye pain and redness (mild) since 7 days.
I started using metyl cellulose eye drops , when I used little better, but pain is still persisting
I don't have change in vision, or watering , discharge.
Is it anything I have take seriously and go for check up immediately
I had fundus examination 1year back , it was normal.
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It has nothing to do with lasik before as it was sometime before ..
Nowdays due to excessive screen time ..many people are having eye symptoms.
Have 1 day off screen ..digital detox
Reduce screen time
Maintain healthy lifestyle ..sleep etc.
May need anti inflammatory drops too n more powerful drops .can consult
Follow 20/20 rule
Read about computer vision syndrome n follow advice
Can do check up of eyes if needed .
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Yes need to show in clinic or atleast consult online. As u can not ignore pain
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