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My four year old has conjuctivitis.. Referred to doc.. He prescribed moxi ... Due to his resistance to drops and excessive rubbing it s taking longer time to heal.. Today I see a small film over lower part of eyeball.. Should I be worried. attaching a pic
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Your child having typical allergic conjunctivitis.
Avoid sunlight dust exposure
Next Steps
can do cold compression two to three times in a day
Health Tips
visit nearest paediatric ophthalmologist
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Please give cold compresses by ice
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Again consult your ophthalmologist.
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Please consult your Ophthalmologist again. One cannot see clearly on the pic. He needs to be examined on slit lamp.
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Go back to treating doctor
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Dr. Mayank Jain
Ophthalmologist
11 yrs exp
Delhi
Yes moxi is not the solution. It could be viral infection or allergy
Next Steps
Need in clinic consultation
Health Tips
Refrain from rubbing and wash with clean drinking water. Apply cool compress
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Dr. Hemant Sonawane
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Thane
It appears bacterial conjutivitis
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consult ophthalmologist
Health Tips
avoid rubbing eyes and repeated touching eyes
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