Blurred vision after conjunctivitis

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Asked for Female, 32 Years

I was suffering from viral conjunctivitis for the last two weeks. Now the redness and the pain is gone but my vision is blurry. Is it normal? How to treat it?

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Please follow as advised by dr mittal and also get your refraction done.

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Dr. Vaibhev Mittal Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon 16 yrs exp Sangrur Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vaibhev Mittal

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Hello This could be due to corneal involvement Try A. Use lubricating eyebrow B. Use soft steroid in slow tapering doses C. Use cyclosporine eyedrop Having said that it is provisional diagnosis. Kindly consult local ophthalmologist

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