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Sir I daily study about 8 hrs a day so my eyes gets irritated sometimes.. used to rub them ... Want a instant cure for this!!
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Use artificial tears
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Eyes get irritated if you don't blink enough or if there is not enough tear secretion.. Don't rub your eyes.. you can try refresh eye drops if your symptoms persist
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Kindly get a consultation if symptoms persist even after taking drops
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All the doctors have given great advices, I would like to add that never ever rub your eyes, no matter what. Whenever your eyes feel irritated use Refresh Eye drops or wash with cold/normal water. Rubbing of eyes leads to most of the problems most of the times. Keep a clean cotton handkerchief with you if watering in eyes is present. Gently press it on eyes whenever required instead of rubbing.
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Dr. Karthik Meruva
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15 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Try to increase the number of blinks u do while studying
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Dr. Vivek Gupta
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15 yrs exp
Mohali
Most probably dry eyes. Use refresh eye drops. 2 drops daily
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Dr. Ankit Jaiswal
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9 yrs exp
Nagpur
It is due to eye fatigue leading dryness of eyes
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Use CMC eye drops 2 drops thrice a day
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