Hello Doctors, I had CSR in my left eye the previous year. Last night I saw the same symptoms for the right eye. A blurry spot in front of my right eye. Is this normal to have csr in both eyes or is there any other issue. What is the cause of this CSR and how can I get a complete remedy?
From a couple of days my left eye started itching in its left side only , and then from yesterday my eye got a little bump on eyebrow and today my eye ball is getting a fold when I look to the left
Hello doctors! My chief complaint is whenever I mediate with my eyes closed I have a sensation things are moving even after completion of mediation for sometimes (1-2) minutes it seems things are moving with My vision I dont feel dizzy or vertigo sensation, only vision seems to move after that it becomes normal. It only happens whenever I mediate with my closed eyes frequency is less what can be cause of it?
Hello Doctor, I am experiencing significant light sensitivity, especially at night and in bright daylight. At night, exposure to headlights, streetlights, or strong artificial lights causes discomfort in my eyes along with headache on both sides of my head. I feel better indoors under normal lighting. During the day, I can tolerate mild morning sunlight, but harsh afternoon sunlight causes discomfort, and I need to close curtains. I have high screen time (10–12 hours daily) due to work. I am using lubricating eye drops (Eyemist Forte) twice a day, but symptoms persist. I also get negative afterimages which lasts for a minute or more sometimes after exposure to bright light. My previous eye check-up was normal except for amblyopia in my left eye. I would like to know the possible cause (dry eyes, eye strain, or photophobia) and suggested treatment. Thank you!
I ahve been diagnosed with allergic conjunctivitis in 1 eye and the doctor prescribed me alcaft eye drop but didn't told me whether to use it only on affected eye or both eye? Should I use it only in affected eye or both eyes?? Please can anyone from medical field help me?
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