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My daughter is 4.5 years old . From last 3 days she rub her eyes and water came and itching also . I have noticed dark circles also . She doesn't use mobile . Only tv she watches but only 1.5 hrs .
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You have not mentioned other associated sinusitis. She might be suffering from infectious conjunctivitis.
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it's advised to consult an ophthalmologist for complete resolution of ur issues .
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There can be two reasons mostly 1. Eye is allergic and child has severe itching. 2. If the child doesnt see properly, he/she tries to see properly by rubbing eye. This needs proper dilated retinoscopy checkup. Both these causes needs hospital checkup. Better find a centre with pediatric ophthalmologist.
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Consult the nearest Ophthalmologist for Vision check. Rubbing can be due to allergies also. So it's better to get your child evaluated in person.
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Need to decrease her screen time. And get her vision checked as she may be rubbing if she is not seeing clearly
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At this age, eye rubbing with watering and itching is most commonly due to allergic conjunctivitis. Dark circles can be related to eye rubbing and nasal allergies and are usually not due to screen use—especially since her TV time is limited.
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Please try to discourage eye rubbing, keep her hands clean, and wash her face after coming indoors. Cold compresses can give relief. If symptoms persist, an eye examination is advised so we can confirm allergy and prescribe safe anti-allergic eye drops suitable for children. Seek immediate care if there is redness, pain, discharge, swelling, or reduced vision.
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Visit nearby ophthalmologist for detail evaluation Could be refractive error, dry eye, allergic cause.
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May be Allergic aetiology. Pl identify the allergens and avoid them. Pl consult.
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Could be allergy Please consult
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