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One eye is pink.
My one got pink in color and it got sensitive to light. After using cipla D eye drops it got reduced. But every day mrng for one to two hours it becomes pink and then it becomes normal. No discharge of pus. Is this Conjunctivitis? My second eye rarely becomes pink. Could you please help me what problem is this? Any medicines?
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Firstly, do not use Ciplox D eye drops without showing to n ophthalmologist because it is a steroid. Secondly, since you have already started steroids, it is going to be a difficult job for the doctor to pin point the diagnosis. However, kindly visit an ophthalmologist.
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Get it checked by ophthalmologist. On the advice of whom you are using cipla d. Cipla is the name of company.
Self medication is injurious, especially of steroids.
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eye is very important organ. avoid self medication
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