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Blurry vision after conjunctivitis
I have had allergic reaction in eye something related to conjunctivitis for the past 2 weeks. I had consulted online consultation and the redness in eye has almost gone and the eye has also recovered mostly. But for the past 2 days my vision has become blurry in the effected eye. Is this normal or due to to the medication or eye drop that im taking?
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Vision decrease occurs when ur cornea develops opacities... So get urself checked as soon as possible and take prompt treatment. It needs evaluation.
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Visit eye doctor and start drops..you will need treatment for a long time for this to slowly recover ..
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dont delay visiting doctor
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Dr. Shweta Atheeshwar
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
17 yrs exp
Chennai
This can be an after effect of viral conjunctivitis called superficial punctate keratitis. It's a reaction in the cornea. It can be treated with eye drops.
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Kindly follow up with the Ophthalmologist either by tele-consultation or a physical appointment soon.
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You can continue using the artificial tear drops that may have been prescribed with a frequency of every 2 hours.
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