Kindly help me
After waking up see the left eye like this.. The red vains are visible like this.. Is it normal.. What I can use to reduce the red vain..
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Droopy eye or what
I had attached this image for the clarity of what's going on , earlier when I went to an eye doctor he hold me that I do not have ptosis and my eyes looks normal, even when I look in mirrors my and take selfies my eyes looks to be normal but when I change the camera from front to back the eyes becomes like this also not in just one picture but in lot of pics from lot of phones this thing happens. Can anyone explain me what is this and for what should I diagnose now
Eye and vision problem and genetic disor
Sir,I want to show the patient to an international doctor. I want to show the patient to AIIMS Delhi and Ganga Ram Hospital Delhi but the treatment for this disease is not available there. Please tell me the process to get treatment from an international doctor.
Lasic for eye
I took dns with sinusitis surgery 6 months back i had allergy ige value is 471 with allergic asthma and migraine can i take lasic for eye (5.75 for both eyes)will it have any problem in future if i take lasic for eye with allergy
Eye infection
My 2 yr 5 month old boy has some infection in his eyes, the image is attached, what should I use? Now his second eye is also getting effected
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