Eye infection light sensitive
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i wonder if you can rinse it with epsom salt and water
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No redness, just I notes some discharge in the morning. Eye swab showed Light growth of Aspergillus niger, which I have in my ear, as well. I don´t have any other immunological disease or problem. For ear infection I was prescribed Fluconazole tablets, since my ear drum is damaged from childhood and I cannot take drops.
Is it any eye anti fungal cream or drops which I can take for Aspergillus, before I have bigger problem with cornea.
Now during my recovery period, even after almost a month my VA is very low, around 6/60, and my eyes are very sensitive to light, like sunlight. When I am out for some work, even if I am not looking at the sun, I am looking down, I just can't open my eye, it becomes teary. Is it normal even after almost Everything ok? month of the surgery?
P.S. my IOP before my surgery was around 40, and now after it is around 8-9, my VA before the surgery was 6/9 and now as I have stated it is 6/60.
Hello, I have a question regarding my eye problem that begun yesterday when I woke up. I woke up with burning sensation in my eye (left), thus I got up and took my contacts out. I know I should take my contacts out every night, and I had to learn it the hard way. At first I thought it's a pink eye because there was a constant watery substance coming out from my eye, but that's all that comes out.
Some individuals, especially those prone to headaches or migraine, are just very sensitive to bright focal light sources in dark backgrounds. Heavy computer use makes this worse, often. First you should have a comprehensive exam by an Eye MD to see if something simple can be done like giving you glasses for night driving. Find one near you at www.aao.org.
It did not hurt and went unnoticed by myself all day. Until I took them off. My left eye became very sensitive to light and would weep and weep. I had to just sleep because I could not use my eyes. The vision in my left eye is weaker now and there was pain for two weeks. I put a fresh pair in at that time and used them for about 6 hours until it began to happen again. I could barely drive home my eyes were weeping and anything with light made them sore and hurt.
When I looked at it, my left eye was very red. Light made my eye feel it was twisting it hurt so badly.I tried everything I knew to help it, but couldn't get over it. I finally went to get it seen. I was told it was inflammation, like I needed to be told that. Anyway, I was given Pred Forte drops which I have used up. The redness is gone, but my eye is still quite sensitive. Any help would be appreciated.
Could there be another problem and maybe not 3rd nerve.Im am sensitive to light in that eye especially artificial light which starts the eye tearing.
I must say the the eyeuritus did take a very long time to clear up and the onset of the eye dilation and lid droop followed on straight after the infection...
The only connection to the fluorescent lights that I can think of would be if they bother him so much he is constantly rubbing his eyes, and his hands put something in his eyes. It wouldn't be fluorescent light itself that causes the problem.
ps -- Someone can get sunburnt eyes from the ultraviolet rays in sunlamps. That is VERY acute and painful, though, and would not be confused with an infection, and a fluorescent light is not a sunlamp and doesn't put out UV rays.
I have been dealing with light sensitivity and dry eyes since July 2013. I went to a corneal specialists who put plugs in both eyes, upper and lower ducts, which has helped with the dry eyes to some degree. However, the light sensitivity has been an ongoing problem. The corneal specialist I saw said there was nothing else he could do for me to help with the light sensitivity.
I still have the sensitivity but mainly just to daylight (not so much artificial; i.e., indoor, TV, light). Previously I was sensitive to all light. He says it is too soon after the surgery for me to stop with the drops. I have decided to put up with these till I see him again. In the meantime, my older sister heard about my problem and called to tell me when she had cataract surgery (she didn't get Crystalens) she had a terrible time afterwards.
Ok so after some research i think i got a corneal abrasion last week when i got a snowball thrown at my eye. At the time it was bad...red, extremelly sensitive, extreme pain with changes in light, tearing....then as time went on, these symptoms stopped, and what was left was a pink eye that is quite itchy and contains some puss.
Does contact lenses make somebody more sensitive to light/sun .My son wears contact lenses since years, He always had trouble with bright light or sun( even when he was only wearing glasses) ,; with bright light or sun he has a hard time to keep his eyes open and at time can not see because he feels the light too bright even if light not that bright ( and his eyes also feel swollen at that time) My son says it is getting worse with years.
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