Viral conjunctivitis
After how many days of using steroid drop in eye IOP can rise?? Tonometry test painful?? I hv used steroid drop in march for 3weeks then in may for 4days... May it rise intraocular pressure of my eye??
After how many days of using steroid drop in eye IOP can rise?? Tonometry test painful?? I hv used steroid drop in march for 3weeks then in may for 4days... May it rise intraocular pressure of my eye??
Hi, I'm a corporate employee with lot of screen time everyday, I have use my laptop and mobile for more hours in a day. Currently I have an eye sight of 3.5 left and 1.25 in right. I have tried contact lens, but it was hard to use them and then I'm using specs for atleast 5 years now. Having specs all the time ruined my facial looks, I want to have some permanent solution to regain my vision properly without specs. Please suggest possible ways
I had stye on my eyelid before that I was riding bike an insect get in my eyes. Now stye is disappear but there is itching in my left eyes and some white discharge come from it. I'm using refresh liquigel eye drop but it irritate eyes after water comes from my eyes . I don't want to use antibiotics
She is having ptosis or not? I am confused. She is one and half months old now. One doctor said she is having mild ptosis and other denied
Left eye is red and little irritation and right eye is twitching below the eye area from last two days Please suggest the treatment and medication
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