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Pterygium reaccure surgery

To avoid pterygium recuure which type of surgery shall i prefer. Sature graft or Glue graft or any other type of glue. I underwent pterygium surgery with glue grafting 3 months ago but it's reaccure like before. So which method shall I prefer to avoid complications.

Pain in eye

Hello dr,my brother is 48 years old married he is having pain in his one eye  since 3-4 days it's looking something pimple like in his eye   I'm sharing the images kindly have a look and help me for this thank u...

Lazy eye ?

Will not wearing my prescription glasses all the time (-2.75 left , -3 right with 0.75 astigmatism in both) cause lazy eyes ? I'm 20 , female My optometrist told me to wear them all the time even for near work.

Cornea cancer and veins of brain damaged

If someone has cornea cancer and the veins of brains are also getting damaged so what would be his symptoms and is eye transplant a choice ( cornea cancer and veins of brain damaged)

Enquiry regarding usage of eye drops

How long should be the gap between 3 different eye drops if each eye drop is to be used every 4 hours for 4 times a day?

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