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Injury To Eye
Yesterday i was carrying an envelope in my hand.While getting down from the car the envelope hit my eye.Just slight pain that time but few hours later i applied ikool drops after the which the pain has become unbearable and the eye has turned red.It feels like something is stuck in my eye but when i see nothing is stuck.There is immense pain while blinking.This problem is only in left eye.Please tell me treatment and ways to reduce pain and redness
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There must be a corneal abrasion
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a.lubricating eyedrop like lubrex frequently
B. Antibiotic eyedrop like moxifloaxacin available as moxicip 6 times daily
Consult local ophthalmologist if problem persist
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There might be a small corneal abrasion .Please consult an ophthalmologist nearby immediately.
If not available then put moxicip eye drops 2hrly for and tab diclogesic one tab whenever required. And if problem persists,consult an ophthalmologist nearby tomorrow.
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