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Eyesore with little blue vision
Headache with eyesore sometime difficulty to read newspapers etc something floaters in front of eyes
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Since you are above 40 years you need glasses for reading, for floaters it is better to get a dilated retinal examination done.
If the headache does not get resolved with glasses, then further investigation needs to be done.
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if your eyesight is alright then for eyesore you can use lubrex eye drops 4 times/ day to both eyes
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Check for glass power and retina examination.
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Dr. Seema Behl
Ophthalmologist
34 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi..
You hv not written if you are using glasses for reading or not .
If not, do a check up n start using glasses..that should sort out most of your problems ...
Some floaters are normal, just ignore.
But do a detailed check up first.
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