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Redness in eyes
My son 8 is watching tv and tablet which caused redness in both eyes, kindly prescribe medicine , he was tested positive on 11 april and redness is not due to covid
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Please don't play with sight of child. If something wrong goes, you couldn't forgave yourself.
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Instead of giving medicine stop or advise your kid not to watch tv redness will get reduced within a day
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Just give some break between screen time
Wash eyes with cold water 3 times a day
Use Ikool eye drops 2 drops 2 times a day
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Dr. Richard Veikhepunii
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Delhi
First of all you remove the cause and Make sure that your son isn't straining his eyes by watching TV or Tablet for too long.
I recommend you to use some artificial tear eye drops which you can get from the pharmacy by the Name Methyl cellulose.
If problem persist, it's better to check the power of his glasses and order an anti-glare blue cut lenses.
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