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Redness in ryt eye from past 2 days.
Sudden redness in eye from past 2 days in right eye with pain and headache. Using Moxicip drops since two days.. Not much effect. Please suggest. I am posting pictures of his eye as well. Please reffer.
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It seems to be episcleritis
Please put moxicip lp eye drops thrice daily
And hot foamentation 2to3 times daily
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Dr. Divya Kesarwani
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
9 yrs exp
Lucknow
Hello,
It looks like Episcleritis . Need to supplement moxicip with steroids as well.
Based on symptoms, If pain is there on ocular movements then scleritis may also be there .
Please mention about any history of joint pains in body or any eye injury in recent past.
Next Steps
Start antibiotic steroid combination . Taper it over 2-3wks.
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if vision deteriorates, visit eye hospital urgently.
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Dr. Gayathiri Kannan
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Faridabad
Hello,
Do you have any watering of eyes? Photosensitivity? ( Watering and pain in eyes when you look at bright light?)
Try using olopat eyedrops twice a day. (For a week) and also lubricant eyedrops along with that.
If not settling down then you have to visit an eye clinic for further evaluation.
Next Steps
Use the above medicines, and still if you have pain go visit an eye clinic
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cool compress for your eyes with ice packs can help.
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