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Pain in eye after hit by rubber ball
I got a hit with rubber ball on my right eye about three weeks ago. The hit wasn't strong .Everything is fine my vision and no blurriness no redness at all . But a small pain is still there . I am using tears eyedrops and also apply hot compress twice daily. Can anyone suggest me some good eyedrops which will help my issue. Thanks in advance
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Better to get a detailed evaluation done by ophthalmologist as even minor trauma can sometimes cause serious eye problems. You might require some anti-inflammatory drops but you need a check up first.
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There might be underlying inflammation.
You may need to put some non steroidal anti inflammatory with some oral medicines too.
Please consult an ophthalmologist nearby
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You can try cold compresses.
But you need to see an eye doctor and get a complete eye examination at the earliest. Details like pressure in the eye and retina check up are necessary.
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please see any eye doctor nearest to you.
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