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Vernal kerato conjunctivitis
Can u please tell the best medicine to treat vernal kerato conjunctivitis/spring conjunctivitis as in allopathic there is no cure just there symptomatic relief by putting in drops
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It can be treated by Homeopathic medicine but for prescribing Homeopathic medicine , proper history of patient required. So please u can consult online for proper medication.
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You need to give your complete symptoms and a proper history. Certainly it is curable in Homeopathy. You can consult me online.
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It can be treated but it's a long term treatment. Consult online & we can send you medicines.
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Dr. Lalit Verma
Homoeopath
42 yrs exp
Delhi
Wash your hands with soap and water before touching your eyes. Also frequently wash your eyes. Keep your soap and towel separate. Do not rub your eyes. If there is too much burning then do ice fomentation otherwise use boiled cotton and boiled water for eyes cleaning and fomentation. You can put one or two pint of Boric Acid powder in boiling water.
If there is too much lachrymation, agglutination of eye lids, dust like irritation in eyes, then additionaly put Euphresia Eye Drops 3 to 4 times a day, regularly for one month.
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