Here’s the short, corrected version: --- I had pterygium surgery 1 month ago. After 1 week, a small bump appeared where the pterygium was removed. It shrinks little when I use steroid ointment, but comes back after in its original shape. My doctor suggested using steroid eye drops for another month. Should I wait, or will I need surgery again? If surgery is needed, will it require autografting like the first pterygium surgery?
Hi Doctor, suggest me any best eye drop for 2 cases 1. I am using laptop for my work for around 8-10hours so my eyes feel dry 2. Sometimes when dust comes with rain so while enjoying that weather my eyes get itching. Thankyou all
It's been a year now ...my son has this type of grey on the white part of his eye .what is this. I'm too worried now ..my son is 2 years old .
I am a 21 year old female with intermittent blurring of vision in both eyes. It usually happens before an episode of headache which is usually one sided.
I underwent pterygium surgery 2 weeks ago. Now the conjunctival autograft looks like a red bump. It’s not painful, but it looks bad. Please check the attached photo. Is it a concern that my eye is still red and there is a red bump where the grafting was done? Generally how many days it's looking Red?
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As your trusted ophthalmologist, it's crucial to equip you with essential knowledge about eye health. Today, let's delve into the complex condition known as glaucoma. Understanding these four key facts can help you navigate this condition more confidently:1. Glaucoma is Sneaky, Yet ...
