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Eye redness at a specific spot
His eyes are getting red and at a specific spot the redness is major. Both the eyes as re getting red and it doesn't itch but only hurt lightly.
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Could be early stage of an infection..
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put up a pic or consult online
use only e/d tobrycin 4times/d for now
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If no discharge & itching , i can start suface steroid in mild dose with lubricating eye drops.It might be due to dry eye.
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Take drops & start treatment.Avoide laptop , mobile .
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Pic please
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Dr. Mayank Jain
Pediatric Ophthalmologist and Strabismus Specialist
7 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Probably allergy or rubbing related.
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Better to have an online consultation
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Please do not let rub eyes
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Dr. Hemant Sonawane
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Thane
Redness has many causes
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consult eye specialist online or offline
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could be infection early diagnosis and treatment is the management
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