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My daughter's eyes are redish, eaching and watering from last 3 months. I have used ciplox and moxifloxacine but no benefit. Please suggest some eye drops I am unable to consult doctor during this lockdown.
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This looks like allergy .
Did you use moxifloxCine and ciplox under medical prescription??
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Avoid dust or any other allergens .
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Donot touch eyes .
Send in a picture of eye or consult a doctor online
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Self medication and long term usage of eye drops without doctors advise can be counterproductive.
Also using eyedrops beyond a month of opening is not advisable
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please consult a doctor as soon as feasible
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4 year old child with a 3 month old problem.
Please dont self medicate.
Needs consultation without delay.
Long term use of antibiotics can lead to corneal toxicity and cause more damage.
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Eye pics.
Don’t self medicate.
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Video Consult online
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Cold compress.
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Hello
This could be allergy
Stop ciplox and moxifloxacin
Try cold compresses
Share photo of eye for evaluation
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