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.
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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.
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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