Eye infection from pool
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Unprotected sex insured and 3 and a half days later I noticed that my eyes were red, My first thought was i had contracted Conjuuntivitis from the local Swimming pool. However i began to think worse thoughts as i have swum in the pool many time before with no problems. It is a well maintained pool to the highest standards (being Japan Chlorine level and general hygiene levels are very high.).
My friend whom I know slept with a prostitute pee into my inflatable pool and I am worried that it somehow caused infection (ex through the eye). The pool is very small, maximum 3 people could fit in it and its height is same as the distance from the foot to knee. I did not change the water for days as I was not aware of this. My 10 years old sister also used this pool. Do you see any risk of HIV here?
The blood usually pools in two same spots in each eye, the first pool sort of stems from the side of the eye closest to the nose(not sure what its called) and leads all the way to the pupil. The second is sort of below the eye but a little closer to the opposite side of the nose leading in a diagnoal line. Always the same spots.
Has anyone ever experienced this before? I cannot find anything on the internet which describes this problem.
m going to start my swimming classes at school and i would like to know if i still can swim with that in my eye, for example.. can i get the chalazions bigger if i go to the pool? or more infected? Even with googles there is always some water that goes into my eyes! And i'm probably going to have a surgery on friday and i have a swimming class thursday..
Thank you.
I didnt think much of it until that night i saw bats dive bombing the pool. I have no idea if squirrils or raccoons has access to the pool. There was definite contact with the pool water by the bats. Im guessing saliva entered the pool water. The lady at the office said that since it was the colder season they only checked the pool chemicals once a week instead of once daily. Is this a risk for rabies? i guess pool water could have gotten in my eyes/nose etc.
You may have infected your eye from the throat infection and it might be cleared by the Azithromycin if it is the same organism that is causing the problem. But usually they give you eye drops for an eye infection that have antibiotics in them, so I'm not sure if the oral med will care of the problem. You could also have an allergy, virus in the eye or have accidently got something else in your eye. Try eye drops and if it doesn't clear up in a day or two then see an eye doctor.
Eventually, he threw one that was filled with water across the pool and it hit me directly in the eye. For the next two days, my vision was blurry and I went home today and got it checked out. My hyphema is located on the side of my iris and not the bottom of my eye. I was wondering if I would be able to things like play video games with the brightness down all the way and wear sunglasses at the same time?
i have a re-occurring staph infection in my left nostril for a week every month for the past three years. i have seen doctors & specialists who treated me with antibiotics creams & ointments & i even had it cut out but it just keeps coming back. i also get am extremely painful swollen gland under my jaw on the left side & my whole face hurts. oh & in the beggining i was getting penicillin injections in my bottom every day for a week or so.
Hi nightrunner21,
Both gonorrhea and chlamydia can infect the eye, but it's true that you could have a viral eye infection not related to a STD. Other STDs can infect the eye, too. You need to go visit with a Eye MD (ophthalmologist) so that these can be ruled out. Syphillis and HIV need to be checked off the list, too. Best of luck!
On the 6th day were leaving for a vaction to Carribean, and this means there is swimming involve. Is it safe to go swimming in the pool or beach?
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