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Can this be black fungus
I recovered from Covid around 10May at home. Mild symptoms, no steroids, no hospital stay, in general in good health. Today i woke up with a swollen undereye. Now getting worried. No other symptoms like nasal congestion, blurry vision or facial pain. Just have some trouble sleeping.
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I am an ENT SPECIALIST/SURGEON.Consult as soon as possible via Practo. Or on Whatsapp. I might need a detailed history. Nothing to worry.
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Yes one could be allergic also but no harm getting an ent consultation as it’s one sides . Need more history like itching or pain
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Seborrheic dermatitis of eye lashes ,apply  neosporin h ointment you will be relieved
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