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Cold & redness in one eye
Having cold from 4 days.
SYMPTOMS : running nose, throat irritation, heads feels heavy.
Along with cold having pinkness in right eye from past 3 days. There was frequent yellows discharge from eye the first day but not anymore. I visited a general physician doctor who ruled out conjunctivitis. He told the pinkness in eye is because of cold and gave medication for 5 days(montair lc and hifenac p). Asked me come back after 5 days if the redness persists.
Need a second opinion on what this slight redness in eye is and if I should consult an ophthalmologist?
SYMPTOMS : slight redness in right eye, no pain, cannot open my eye completely, eyes are little moist compared to the left eye.
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It seems to be allergic conjunctivitis as it is associated with cold. Please refer to an ophthalmologist dear.
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Dr. Vishal S. Kakhandki
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Belgaum
It may be a viral conjunctivitis also usually associated with cold .....better to consult an ophthalmologist. .....vikhyath eye retina centre Babusapalya kalyan nagar Bangalore
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