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My friend threw a cashew fruit and it got hit on my left eye 3 days ago, first day i only felt some pain and both my eye lid got a small patch of blue black but from past 2 days my eye is red and i am feeling like something is in my eye, also it pains when i see a bright light, liquid is flowing continuoslly. Till now i am able to see properly but i am feeling that my eye lids are swollen and my affected eye is gettting smaller.
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Consult good ophthalmologist
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U need to show an eye doctor urgent
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I think there is corneal abrasion & black eye due to blunt trauma, you may use vigamox eye drops 5-6 times + Refresh liquigel eye drops 8-10. times at least for a week & for black eye you may take vitamin c once daily & tab chymoral forte thrice daily at least for a week.
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