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Red eyes from past 1 week
Hello doctor!
Im a student and currently taking online classes and thus my screen time per day is 10+ hours.
I'm experiencing red eyes from the past one week ..
It's disappears when I sleep and wake up but after working for the whole day regardless of screen time or not it appears again all the red veins are visible.
Please help me in the earliest possible way and get me a permanent solution for this
I hope the picture gets you clear whith my disease ..
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Follow 20 20 rule..blink and move ur eyes for 20 seconds after every 20 min..during online classes..have plenty of fluids..use lubricating drops like refresh tears three times a day..
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That could be due to dryness
Try
A. Cold compresses
B use lubricating eyedrop like lubrex frequently
C. Reduce screen time
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You can start using lubricant eye drops like Refresh tears eye drops 4 to 5 times a day
During your online classes, please consciously blink your eyes to avoid dry eye
Optimize your screen brightness
Please take a consultation if you have any other symptoms like itching, pain..
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