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Eye redness and some discharge in night
Eye redness and some discharge in night happening for my 6 year son. Due to lockdown, we are unable to go out.
I have FML-T and combipat eye drop at home. Anything I should use or should I visit opthalmologist?
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Add decongestant drops
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Seems to be conjunctivitis.
Please put moxicip eye drops 2hrly and ocupol eye oint at bed time and hot foamentation 2to3 times daily
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Looks like allergic conjunctivitis with mild infection
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Looks like conjunctivitis
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U can use moxicip eye drops 4 times per day along with acular ls eye drops 3 times per day.
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No need to use fml t eye drops
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You may avoid combipat ,along with FML T 4 times a day ,you may use betoact eye drops twice a day and Talimus LS ointment at bed time. Review after 7 days .
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U can use 4- quin eye inurement twice a day for 3 days
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Dr. Sumantra Jyoti
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Panchkula
This does not need many medication. Continue using combipat drops twice a day.
Consult if it doesn't resolve in 5-7 days.
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