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Redness in eye
Hello,
From last 4 days my left eye become red particularly at the peripheri of black eye ball. Now redness is reduced compared to last 4 days but still it's persisting.
Last two days i worked more than 12 hrs in a day and I am suspecting this may be the reason. Please help. I attached my left eye image.
Note: 1.I am taking AKT-4 from last 3.5 months for tuberculosis treatment as directed by my surgeon. (In September i did with anal fistula surgery).
2. I also have psoriasis now it is under control but from last two months i am taking methotrexate 3 tablets in a week as directed by my dermatologist.
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There are many causes of redness like allergy, dryness, Inflammation etc
It is very difficult to comment without examining you
I would recommend you to consult local ophthalmologist and get proper eye examination done
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It is circumcorneal congestion.please put antibiotics and steroid eye drops e.g. mosi d.and lubricant eye drops e.g. teardrop 2to3 times daily.
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Dr. Aman Malik
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
12 yrs exp
Delhi
This can be due to dry eye , as you are suffering from psoriasis .
But you are also on anti tuberculosis drugs .. so u need a proper evaluation by an ophthalmologist to rule out any inflammation inside the eye
Get a routine eye check up done
Disclaimer - This is just a medical opinion and not a medical advise . This opinion is not subjected to any medicolegal jurisdiction
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