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Eye Discomfort post covid
I got covid positive on 25th April recoverd in home isolation with no steriod and blood sugar.I have eye itching ,discomfort like eye grittness and eye stretching feel sometimes .consulted eye docter and using lubricating drop .Also consulted ENT .I am very tensed as it has been more than a month Is it a post covid symptoms.
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Continue lubricating drops..
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Many times symptoms continue for quite sometime after Covid, no need to worry .
Keep putting lubricating drops .
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Dr. Chhavi Jindal
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Delhi
First of all....don't worry as it is quite common post covid
Second you haven't took any steroids with no history of diabetes then you should be relax
Thirdly do cold compression
As you are already putting lubricating eye drop....increase the frequency of that drop and put olopatadine eye drop twice a day for atleast a week
You will be fine
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