I have dry eyes syndrome and my screen time each day is 11 to 12 hours including phone and laptop as i am a student and i have to watch long lectures . I have been prescribed two eyes drops by a doc in my locality - 1st is haloeye pg and 2nd is lotemox- pf , i have been told to use both the eyedrops simultaneously in a gap of 5 minutes 4 times a day for two weeks , earlier i have used advance lube eye drop for around two months there was no such problem but two days back after using the drop i found some irritation and itching in my tear gland and im not sure it was due to the drop or my dry eyes , i searched on google and found out that lotemox pf eye drop is for bacterial infection, redness and inflammation but i have non of these , should i use both of the drops prescribed together? I also get light sensitivity and sometimes i have to shrink my eyes to see some small text or bright thing and i already wear power spects , i also have restricted eyeball rotation inmy left eye by birth
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Hello ma'am,
Based on the history you have shared, your eyes might be suffering from 3 issues:
1. Dry eyes
2. Refractive error
3. Limitation of extra ocular muscle possibly due to nerve palsy
1. Dry eyes
You can try strong lubricants like Sodium hyaluronate, poly ethylene glycol.
If that doesn't help we can go for Cyclosporine or Lifitegrast eyedrops.
There many therapies for Dry eyes these days - Lipiflow, NuLids, IPL therapy
2. Glass power needs to be checked every 6 months
3. For limitation of eye movements a thorough neurophthalmology work up will be needed
Next Steps
Please get a video or physical consultation with an ophthalmologist
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