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Red eye from last two weeks
Hi Doctor, My husband is having red eye (Right one) no swelling, little pain some times. We tried putting eye drops ( extralube ), from last two weeks 4-5 times a day. It is not improving. Not sure what else to do. Can you please suggest ? Thanks, Radhika
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Hi. Plz show to an eye doctor as it could be infection, allergy or some inflammation. Regards Dr neeraj sanduja
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It seems to be episcleritis Please do hot foamentation 2to3 times daily and put moxicip lp eye drops thrice daily and ocupol.dx eye oint at bed time.
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Hello Mrs. Radhika, it is mentioned that you are 29 yrs and a software engineer. Is that your profile or that of your husband's. If you are staying close by I would prefer you walk into our centre , timings and fees are displayed online. We are taking all necessary precautions. We can do a complete eye examination in person as vision check is difficult online. As he is taking extralube eye drops with no relief its best you come in person. take care . best regards Dr. Priya
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If the redness is localized to one side of the eye without discharge then it could be episcleritis/scleritis. Usually associated with a dull aching pain. In such a situation it’s better to consult with an eye doctor as a clinical examination is essential prior to prescribing eye drops. It may be dangerous to do this over the phone.
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Please schedule an appointment with a local eye doctor. If in Mumbai you may contact us at Arete Clinics.
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Please do not use over the counter eye drops or steroids without clinical examination by qualified Ophthalmologist.
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Looking like episcleral congestion Usually associated with dull aching pain in the eye Sometimes associated with joint pain other systemic diseases
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ophthal opinion and detailed eye check up
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don't use steroid without ophthalmologist opinion
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This looks like Episcleritis . Lubricants will not do. Need to add antibiotic and steroids with tapering doses over 2-3wks. If pain is there on eye movement, it might be scleritis with episcleritis. Also mention about any discharge if present.
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visit eye hospital for proper eye checkup
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If vision is affected, complete eye checkup is mandatory.
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