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Redness in eyes
Hiii i am college student i facing this problem of red eyes from past 4-5 days but i am not having water they are just red and have a very little burning effect.I have also consulted a doctor 2 days before who said that i shall be having conjuctivitis and gave me the medicines . I have used the medicines for 2 days but have not found some improvement
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Hello..red eyes without watering or discharge is unlikely due to conjunctivitis...
This may b due to stress
Try cold compresses
I-KUL PLUS eyedrop 4 times/day will help u
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Dr. Vishal S. Kakhandki
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Belgaum
It looks like lid margin infection called blepharitis. Is Der itching? If yes den it's allergic conjunctivitis. Any associated allergy of skin ? Asthma? Dandruff? .try lid scrubs with diluted baby shampoo (1:4) with water and cotton bud once at night den artificial tears like ultragel eye drops 4 times a day.further help- vikhyath eye retina centre Babusapalya kalyan nagar Bangalore thank you
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Dr. Y Siva Kumar
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Red eyes with burning sensation suggests the possibility of dry eye or computer vision syndrome. Simple home remedies like washing the eyes gently with cold water, getting adequate rest/sleep, minimizing the use of screen based gadgets, using lubricant eye drops, etc should help. Try these methods and let us know the response.
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