Having eye redness and small swelling in left eye since last 2-3 days. I cant remember what medica my doc gave me for same probelm 2-3years back. Augmentin 625 and moxicip eye drop. But along with that something for the inflamation. Pls help
My mother has glaucoma, and she has now lost around 70% of her vision in one eye. Several eye doctors have told us that the vision loss cannot be reversed. I would like to know how we can best take care of her condition and protect the vision she still has. Are there any treatments, procedures, lifestyle changes, or other options that could help prevent further vision loss? I would really appreciate advice from ophthalmologists or anyone with experience dealing with advanced glaucoma. Thank you.
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.
Past 10-15 days se right eye ki eyelid thodi neeche jhuki hui hai aur eye choti lag rahi hai. Shuruat mein ye aati-jaati thi (fluctuating), lekin ab lagatar rehne lagi hai. Mujhe frequently aankhein malne (eye rubbing) ki aadat hai. Double vision, pain, ya headache nahi hai.
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?
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