I have got conjunctivitis in left eye. I am using Ciplox in the infected eye as per doctor's prescription but now eye has become more red and even hurting while blinking. Please suggest painkillers and other course of medication to deal with this.
I got lenskart eye test a month ago and I'll attach my result Basically I got contact lenses as well yesterday but lenskart didn't have any option to pick -1.50 cylindrical so I picked -1.75 for the right eye Was this okay or not?
I've had eye pain whenever I wear glasses for the past 12 years. I've tried wearing glasses consistently for long periods (including about 2 years continuously), but the pain never resolved. Because of this, I switched to contact lenses (last 10 years), which were generally comfortable and did not cause the same pain. However, over the last year, I've started experiencing eye irritation with contact lenses as well. It feels as though my eyes have become more sensitive to them, although I'm not sure whether this is due to changes in my eyes or the lenses themselves. My spectacle prescription has been checked and updated multiple times over the years, but the discomfort with glasses persists. What could be causing this, and what evaluations should I undergo?
Hello I have been wearing eyeglasses from a very young age and I didn't wear eyeglasses at Every time , because my work is nearby and I am not able to clearly see words and other things in my smartphone after wearing - number eyeglasses and not able to see small words also,but this time I go for eyesight check up again and in this month on 16 than doctor see my eyeglasses and check my eyes with auto refraction machine and give me new number of eyeglasses and doctor open his new centre and new machine installed by him one month ago,so I want to know that I have to make new eyeglasses with auto refraction machine number or I have to eye checkup again, because that time doctor only check my eye with number and don't put lenses in my eyes and not read on screen
My sister in law is facing heavy under eyes. It's swollen and puffy and redness. Can you advise what it could be
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