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Itchy in right eye
Hello Doctors from past 2 days I am feeling itching in my right eye. I don't have itchy in morning but in night its more. When I keep any cool ice masks its getting reduced. Just to inform I am a software engineer from past few months I am doing Work from home.
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This is computer vision syndrome.
This happens because blinking reduces while working on computer.
This is not a disease but life style problem
Try to blink more frequently or keep eye closed for a minute every 1-2 hours
Use lubricating eye drop as flogel every 2-4 hours when working on computer
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Dr. Ilango Krishnamurthi
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
29 yrs exp
Madurai
This is computer vision syndrome.take frequent breaks.used refresh liquid gel 3 times both eye
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Dr. Seema Behl
Ophthalmologist
34 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi ..could be screen time and allergy
Try using Ocurest AH eye drops 2/3 times
Follow all the guidelines for computer usage.
Take 1 day digital break
Reduces screen time to minimal
Follow 20/20 rule
Healthy eating / sleeping habit
Hydrate
Cansbuse ARC / blue cut glasses
Use lubricating drops ..
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