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Sticky eye
My left is sticking .I don't know the reason but the most probable reason is -a couple of days back microbead(scrub) went into my eyes
And today my eye is feeling sticky ,I wash the eye and then after 15 mins it again starts to stick and hence a little bit blurry vision. What to do now
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I think this is early symptom of conjunctivitis (pink eyes)
Kindly consult local opthalmologist
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Scrub will cause severe dryness due to chemical reaction so you are feeling hazyness in vision and stickyness. Just start vigamox (moxifloxacin) eyedrops 6 times a day and ultragel or refresh liquigel eyedrops 2 hourly.wait for 2 days.if symptoms don't go away then consult any ophthalmologist then start steroid drops to decrease inflammation.
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Dr. Deepa Naik
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10 yrs exp
Delhi
Hi,
Basically scrub(chemicals) has induced conjunctivitis. Use antibioItc eyedrops like moxicip and artificial tear eye drops like refresh or systane ultra. You should feel better with this. if not kindly consult local ophthalmologist.
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