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Epidefect or devris or flakes by seeing
I felt some thing fallen in my right eye iam splashed water heavily on open eye for multiple times i felt fb sensation consulted doctor she told me epidefect a part from fb senstaion that to only for one hour no other symptoms i have consulted three to four cornea specialist they told its might devris or falles can u see the picture and tell me its epidefect or debris its resolved in
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Looking like filaments, by now using any eye drops?, please visit for physical examination with corneal specialist and have the opinion
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Use lubricating eye drops and consult nearest ophthalmologist to see for any improvement or drop in your condition.
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Looks like corneal abrasion has been denoted.do you experience photophobia? Pls consult urgently
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This image possibly suggests debris, but it could be epithelial defect.
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It looks like filamentary keratitis
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Do you have any other co morbidities. Pl consult cornea specialist in an institution.
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