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Corneal abrasion
Hi.. i got a scratch in my eye.. my baby hit me yesterday in my eye. And dr. Said its recurring corneal abrasion. My query is can this abrasion's size and location seen after 1 or2 weeks if i visit a dr. to have second opinion ? .. my vision is blurred after this incident. From past 4-5 hrs there is less pain in that eye..yesterday it was very severe even my nose was watering and had headache. Do i need to get any information from the present dr. which is required to have?because here doctor doesnt give anything for record except the medicine.
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Follow the advice of Dr srinivas.
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usually corneal abrasions heal within a week without leaving a scar if its superficial.
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take a second opinion immediately if you think its necessary.recording the lesion in case sheet is very imp
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use eye drops vigamox or besivance 3 times a day for a week and eye ointment moxicip or exocine at bed time for a week. take analgesic tablet for pain and inflammation.
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