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Regarding Retina and IOP
Hello, 2 years ago, I suffered from a trauma injury (a ball hit my eye), there was a dark spot in my peripheral vision. I consulted a doctor, he diagnosed it retinal edema. On second opinions, some suggested laser to burn and seal that part. But after some time, it naturally scarred (as per my first doctor) I was prescribed steroids, which raised my IOP to 45 so I had to discontinue and use drops to reduce IOP back. I applied the steroids only for 10-12 days, 1mg tablets. In my last check up, around a year ago, the IOP came 22-23. Which was 18-19 pre-injury. Background. Current issue: My eyes start to hurt, right under the eyebrow. On the upper part of the eye. And there is a slight pain on both sides of the head near the eye. If I sleep, it gets better but again if I watch screen or after a heavy meal (like 70-80 mins), the discomfort comes again. Goes away after I close my eyes and rest. I am not diabetic. I don't have hypertension. VIT D deficiency. Please diagnose the cause.
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Please start instilling lubricanting eye drops 4-5 times a day. Also, follow 20-20-20 rule during screen usage.
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Visit your local ophthalmologist to get your IOP checked.
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Please consult local retina and glaucoma specialist
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Pl consult a good eye institute.
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Please reduce the screen time. Give rest to eyes. Use lubricating eye drops in case of eye irritation due to increased screen time. Follow the 20-20-20 rule.
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Headache might be due to glaucoma and also refractive error of eye as well. get your eye power and pressure checked once again, and if any refractive error, please wear corrective glasses
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Please consult retina surgeon and glaucoma specialist for same
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Consult a glaucoma/ retina specialist nearby for better understanding of the problem.
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Can use lubricant eyes drops  when working to reduce dry eye. Take adequate breaks inbtween work.
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Visit nearby vitreoretinal surgeon
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