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Actually from Monday onwards I started having redness in left eye and little irritation and watery eyes so i went to a general physician he prescribed ciplox d and some antibiotics and told it is infection so I am putting the drops 4 times a day but the watery eyes and redness has increased but irritation is little and almost negligible pain this is the third day I think it has increases from first day what is it is it viral infection I am attaching picture with it if it is viral conjunctivitis then how much time more it will take to cure and from left nose is running so problem in left eye.
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Better to consult with an ophthalmologist physically, for proper clinical examination and management.
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Hello,
I am Dr. Romain Rajan, General Physician.
I understand your concern. Redness, watery eyes, and mild irritation are common symptoms of conjunctivitis, which can be viral or bacterial. Viral conjunctivitis is more common and often associated with a runny nose.
General Advice:
Use lubricating/artificial tears 4â6 times/day to relieve irritation.
Apply a cold compress to the affected eye to reduce redness and discomfort.
Maintain good hand hygiene and avoid rubbing the eyes; change pillowcases and towels daily.
What to monitor / when to worry:
Monitor for increase in pain, swelling, or discharge.
Check if redness spreads to the other eye or if vision becomes blurred.
Note if thick yellow/green discharge develops.
Medicine (if safe to mention):
If viral conjunctivitis is confirmed, antibiotics are usually not needed. Continue supportive care.
Avoid unnecessary antibiotic eye drops unless prescribed by an ophthalmologist.
When to consult a doctor immediately:
Severe eye pain or photophobia
Blurred vision
Thick yellow/green pus, swelling around the eye, or rapidly worsening redness
If your symptoms persist or worsen, I strongly recommend consulting an Ophthalmologist for proper evaluation and treatment.
You can connect with me directly on Practo or reach me on WhatsApp at 85271646 seven seven for a more personalized consultation.
Best regards,
Dr. Romain Rajan
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It seems like conjunctivitis. Along with the treatment you are taking , wash your eyes with warm water (boil few pieces of cotton in water let it cool down and swab your eyes from inner to outer side don't use the same swab again after one use). This should be done 4 times in a day before you put in eye drops. Take levocerizine tablets twice a day
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Hello Dr. Amit Therbankar (IG) is here
This can be viral conjunctivitis… I can settle down redness within half an hour as well ….let’s get cured …reach out
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If it's a case of viral conjunctivitis then it will resolve in 14 days . Contact me for the treatment plan. What's app only.
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can use lubricant eye drop for 14 days
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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