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Redness in Eyes
Light redness in both the eyes. Not playing outside. Child mostly always on laptop. Does not drink enough water. Every thin. Does not show much interest in eating.
Shows interest only in playing video games.
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This is suggestive of dryness
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A. Reduce screen use
B cold compresses help.
C. Use antiglare glasses
D. Use lubricating eyedrop
E. Eat balanced diet and keep yourself hydrated
F. Take proper sleep
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Minimise screen use, especially small and near screen
Use
Refresh tears 3 to 4 times a day
If no relief consult in a week
Next Steps
if not relieved take a consult
Health Tips
try to engage the child in board games to pull the child away from screen
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Too much use of screens is not good for children. Restrict the use. Redness in children is usually due to dust allergy.
Next Steps
Wash the eyes child more often with cold water. Refresh tears eye drop 4times/ day can be used.If there is itching you can also start olopat eye drop 2 times/ day.
Health Tips
Try this for a month .. if no relief better to take a online or offline consultation.
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