I got lenskart eye test a month ago and I'll attach my result Basically I got contact lenses as well yesterday but lenskart didn't have any option to pick -1.50 cylindrical so I picked -1.75 for the right eye Was this okay or not?
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?
My son took Accutane (isotretinoin) (20 mg) for about 2 weeks. Shortly after starting it, he developed significant dryness and discomfort. He stopped the medicine about 35 days ago, but symptoms are still present and fluctuate in severity. Eyes: He has dry and sometimes painful eyes. Eye drops provide temporary relief. He feels the left upper eyelid is producing little/no oil or no tears and feel pain in the eye, doubts about MGD. His eye examination showed 6/6 vision, normal fundus and normal eye pressure, with dryness diagnosed. Internal body dryness: He has persistent dry mouth and throat with very less saliva in mouth , sticky/dry lips and dry nose, with a feeling of dehydration even after drinking ample water. Sometimes he wakes during sleep because of dryness. He experiences heavy breathing and internal dryness problems. Guide us about any specific dryness test for eyes and body.
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?
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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