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Red eyes and dryness
Is moxiflaxacin and dexamethasone eye drop or ciplox is used for redness and dryness cure.if no then what drop we can use
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Causes of redness are multiple. We need to know the history and clinical picture to come to most probable diagnosis.
Dryness itself manifests differently at different stages of severity
Moxifloxacin or ciplox are used for infections
Dexamethasone are used for inflammation
Lubricants are used for dryness
Non of the eye drops can be used blindly without reaching a probably diagnosis and severity of disease.
Complaint of redness will require consultation to reach probable diagnosis to start proper treatment
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Yes they can be used,but only after medical advice .
As their use might be injurious.
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Dr. Charu Tyagi
Ophthalmologist
21 yrs exp
Noida
Like headache can be due to many reasons,treatment will be according to the cause.Similarly,redness can be due to many reasons and treatment will vary according to the cause.Each medicine has good &bad effects.Donot use any medicine,until prescribed by a qualified docter.
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