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Red eye with blurred visual
Automatically I felt pain in my left eye and it became red and the pain is severe and after it my vision is blurred but there is no yellow pus or nothing in left eye I consult doctor and he gave difluprednate ophthalmic emulsion entered medicine and tobramycin and moxifloxacin eye drop named motogram and for pain he gave cyclofez now there is a little bit of pain almost no pain in my eye but there is little bit of redness and I have blurred visual at infected left eye and I used this medicine for 6 days can my blurred visual problem gone permanently or its a major issue???please help me
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Most probably u r suffering from uveitis ,PL show to your doc for follow-up.
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Probably you are having acute uveitis and treatment given is appropriate. The blurring of vision is due to effect of drug.and it will go off after the medicine will be withdrawn. To reduce the effect of blurring,You may use dark gaugle all the time.
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The drop cyclofez have effect of dilating ur pupil (the central small black part) and relaxing ur eye muscle which causes pain ... Once drops are stopped ur eyes will be back to normal in 2-3days.
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Consultant ur doctor. If main cause is gone He/She can advise u to stop that.
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please don't do manipulate any drops in such regime by yourself.
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