Hello Doctor, my mother (Dilshad, 60 years old) has severe dental infection. The dentist has advised the extraction of around 12 teeth in total (both upper and lower jaw). I am very concerned and want to know if removing upper or lower teeth can have any negative effect or damage on her eyes, vision, or optic nerves. Could you please clarify as an ophthalmologist?
My 3.5 years from the past 2 days started blinking his eyes. Before sleeping and then hard blink once in 5 to 10 mins. He had a cold and cough a week back. Otherwise, he is normal.
Yesterday I got checked my pressure was 12 (GAT) Also in my reports it shows Anterior Chamber: Normal in contents and depth pacd=1ct and Deep and and Quiet. Im I in the risk of angel closure glaucoma in future? Also I have myopia -3 in my left eye and pathological myopia/coloboma in my right eye Like if i strain something or do strength training in gym in that case can it lead to this angel closure glaucoma.
Eyes blink hoti h Ghabrahat hoti h .........nind ki bhi problem h ........................./////////
In March,I developed viral conjunctivitis in my left eye.I was prescribed Adsorp-DM (moxifloxacin and dexamethasone)6 times a day during the first week nd 4 times a day during the second week.I also used Softdros 3 times a day nd Virson gel once a day.However, my symptoms did nt improve even after two weeks.I consulted another doctor,who diagnosed me with filamentary keratitis.The doctor manually removed the filaments.After that,I was prescribed Lotel eye drops 4 times a day for one week,Gate HS eye drops 6 times a day for one week,nd Refresh Tears.My symptoms improved,bt I continued to have swelling of the upper eyelid of my left eye dry-eye symptoms,nd eye discomfort.I then consulted another doctor,who prescribed Vigadexa and Ocupol-DX. I used vigadexa 4 times a day for 3 days and then stopped it.I did not use Ocupol-DX. Currently,the lower eyelid of my left eye remains red and the upper eyelid is still swollen.How mny days of using steroid eye drops IOP cn rise?is iop test painful?
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