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High IOP in eyes
Does the redness caused by high IOP happen while eyes are closed and disappear the moment eyes are opened. Like within 5-6 seconds??? Is this a symptom of ocular hypertension?
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Redness does not subside that fast.
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Hi
The symptoms you have mentioned are unlikely because of high IOP. It would be longer duration of it was because of high IOP.
Computer vision syndrome causes dryness which also causes red eye.
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please get your eye pressure checked by a local Ophthalmologist
use a lubricant eye drop like genteal/OnTears Eye drops 3-4 times a day
along with a decongestant eye drop like OCUREST Plus eye drop twice a day.
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Visit a local Ophthalmologist If the condition persists
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