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Conjunctivitis
I was sick with a cold for about 8 weeks. After I started getting better, I contracted conjunctivitis. I was prescribed eye drops and after I thought it was done, I wore contacts and it came back. It still managed to get a bit better. Then it came back again and I got put on more antibiotics. Now they are redder than they were when the infection first started. I have no discharge. They are just extremely red and it will not ease or go away. I have already thrown away all of my make up and washed
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excellent. follow the advice of dr mittal.
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Avoid using contact lens for some time
Use new pair of lens next time
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A. Cold compresses
B use antibiotic steroid like moxifloxacin with loteprednelol 6 times daily along with lubricating eyedrop frequently like carboxymethylcellulose
Having said that it is provisional diagnosis
Kindly share photos of your eye so that I may guide you better Regards
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