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Redness and sore eyes
Water is coming out from my right eye since morning. Also there was a mucus discharge in my eye in the morning. My eyes have turned red by now. I do not feel any pain or dryness in them though. Is this an infection of the eye? Please suggest a eye drop for the recovery of the same.
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please start eye drops 2hourly advised by dr priyanka .do cold compresses. put ciplox eye oint at bed time.
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use dark goggles all the time. wash your eyes frequently with fresh and clean water. wash your hands whenever you touch your eyes.keep your belongings seprate e.g. pillo e
hanky and towel etc. don't shake hands with anybody otherwise you may transfer the infection.
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Dr. Priyanka Singh
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Delhi
its probably infection. start putting eyedrops moxicip 6 times a day and show to doctor immediately
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