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Poking sensation and irritation
Poking sensation and irritation inside the right eyelid the feeling is as if there is something inside in the eye tried splashing water too but no relief
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Please share a close up pic of your eyes with information about pain redness watering discharge itching and blurring of vision Or consult an ophthalmologist nearby immediately
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First thing, please have it checked with local ophthalmologist to rule out foreign body. If that is ruled out then it could be allergy. I am sure your local dr. will be able to help better once he or she sees you in person. take care
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U can start lubricanting eye drops like Ecotears eye drops and moxicip eye drops both four times a day
If the irritation doesn't releive need to see personally as there can be a possibility of foreign body also
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If there is no significant redness or discharge then the symptoms you’re complaining of could be related to dry eye. Please use artificial tears 4-5 times per day in both eyes. Do some warm compresses 10min at a time over both eyes. You may see how to do warm compresses using this link - https://youtu.be/lf9qeg7jr_y.
If symptoms aggravate or redness/discharge/pain/stickiness of eye lids develops then pls initiate an online consult/see local ophthalmologist/if in Mumbai consult our center - Arete Clinics so that we may initiate appropriate eye drops if needed.
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Artificial tears - CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE 0.5% eye drops available at any pharmacy over the counter.
Warm compresses 2 times per day
Consult with qualified ophthalmologist if symptoms worsen
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