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Right eye swelling and pain
I am 19y female. i had corona about 3 months ago. today i went to take my corona vaccine. i took covoshield. the centre was crowded. and after 2-3 hours pf returnong from there, my right eye was paining and now it has swelled up a little bit. i fear black fungus. i am not diabetic, and presently i am not infected with covid. i do not have other symptoms of black fungus. only eye swelling and pain. can it be black fungus infection?
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Pls share a pic
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A pic would be better
Use eye drop moxifloxacin 4 times a day
It may eye flu
To rule out black fungus get MRI PNS AND ORBIT
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Dr. Chhavi Jindal
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Delhi
Please share pic
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Dr. Shraddha Mahadik
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
5 yrs exp
Pune
Can u pls share us a picture so that we can help u better
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