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I had pink eye about 4 weeks ago and was given eye drops to use Sulfacetamide Sodium Ophthalmic Solution USP. Now my eye lids (the one that had pink eye is the worse) are swollen, pink and itch like HE**. They are crusty and burn, and I have wrinkles in the corner of my eyes and my lids seem to droop I also have a huge bag under the eye that had pink eye. I dont know what has happen to me can someone plese help?
It turned out I am allergic to the preservitives in the eye drops they gave me, they were changed for just steroid drops whithout preservitives but ever since I had the cataract removed I have suffered with a complete dry eye. This is bearable during the day as I put in tear drops but at night after being asleep for two or three eyes I wake up with my eyelid stuck to my dry eye. Its like tearing feeling if I try to open it without putting eye drops in first.
Respected Sir/Madam, I am suffering from Eye redness with multiple white spots in my cornea. Doctor suggest me Lotepred eye drop(Loteprednol Etabonate Ophthalmic Suspension--0.2%w/v sterile eye drop ) and suggest me to consult another doctor for dystrophy. I went to another doctor and he said there is 99% chance of corneal dystrophy and 1% chance of viral of due to heredity by which these white spots are there is your cornea & if it not affect you eyesight it is ok ..
hi eye doctors, i am a 31 years old single male, my eyes are pink since i was a kid with no pain or vision problems what so ever. recently, as i have money now, i went to the only one eye doctor in town who put me on this eye drops: (Dr Fischer - Dexefrin) Decongestant, Antibiotic & Anti-inflammatory Therapy Sterile Ophthalmic Drops & Ointment Contains Neomycin Sulfate, Phenylephrine and Dexamethasone in a Lacrimol (PVP) tear substitute base
link: http://www.dr-fischer.com/ItemPage.asp?
Hi. My 2 yr old daughter has a slight lazy eye. We were given eye drops to use to help correct it. The directions were to use 1 drop in her eye once a day for 5 days. We did this for the first time 2 days ago, and her eye is still dilated, and we are worried. The drops we were given are Atropine Sulfate Ophthalmic Solution 1%. If her eyes will be dilated this long or longer with one drop, how are we to give them to her once a day for 5 days?
I recently took him to the vet for this problem and he was diagnosed with follicular hyperplasia which is apparently where something gets caught under his third eye lid, irritates it and then nodules/small bumps grow underneath causing redness/discharge/discomfort. The vet said that eye drops would provide temporary relief, but only surgery would potentionally cure this problem. I haven't heard of this disorder and would just like another vet's opinion on.
I consulted doctor he told I don’t have eye sight and he given “Tears Naturale, lubricant eye drops, Alcon” (Hypromellose, Ophthalmic solution ). But still I am facing same problem please advice me.
He came home with OptiVet drops, antibiotic eye ointment, atropine ophthalmic ointment, and Rimadyl. He has not had the atropine ointment in about 48 hours and his pupil is still very dilated. Is this normal?
First, the attendant placed some sort of yellow drops in my eyes that stung at first, and conducted some tests with bright yellow and blue lights. Then he placed dilation drops in my eyes and the doctor came in to conduct similar tests (with very bright lights, of course). As the tests began, I started to feel very nauseous and asked if we could pause for a moment. Then a ringing began in my ears and my body (particularly my eyes) began to feel weird. I quickly lost all vision.
Hi i had a crainiotomy in 2007 for an unruptured aneurysm, even after 3 years my right side of my forehead and my right eyebrow dont move, this is getting more noticable as when i am tired the eyelid drops down even more, is there any surgical proceedures that can be done to correct this as it is getting worse??
Have been using warm compresses and saline drops to try to flush out ducts. Antibiotics only help temporarily. Saw one ophthalmic surgeon who said it was allergic conjunctivitis as bacterial infection very rare. Saw second ophthalmic surgeon who confirmed ducts no longer blocked, who also injected saline into ducts. That night had blood in nose. Going to see ENT, could you please advise what tests I should have which could help to determine if there is a problem in nasolacrimal ducts.
I went to the eye doctor and he examine the eye and stated that I had episcleritis. The first two weeks I was put on anti-inflammatory drops, which did not help. This past week I was put on Prednisolone and over the counter ibuprofen and it has help tremendously. However, I still have just a little redness. Should I be worried?
Similar problem. Seen by neuro-ophthalmologist. Anesthetic drops and dilation drops applied. Effects worsened as the hours increased after dilation. Disabling blurred vision and photosensitivity for six days, along with dull ache in R eye, feeling of fullness/pressure in R eye, which continues, somewhat abated on day 8. Had revisit today. L eye refraction significantly down. I was advised to use artificial tears. No anomalies other than both cataracts, (which are mild), seen on re-exam.
Emergency Levofloxacin eye drops with prednisolone eye drops were started. 6 hrs after which Vancomycin 500mg injection was administered. The diagnosis was Endophthalmitis. On USG, it was shown that there is no retinal detachment. According to the Dr., the infection was responding to treatment. 10 days later, she was advised vitrectomy & 70% of fluid was removed. Inspite of this, vision hasn't improved. Again vancomycin & dexamethasone injections were given 10 days later.
ve always had large eyes, over the course of the past two weeks my right eye became red and irritated and was not anywhere near as open as it was before, and so I thought it was just an infection, so I treated it at first with just eye drops and stopped wearing my contacts. After the redness persisted, I started using antibiotic ophthalmic eye-ointment; this made the redness stop. My right eye is still nowhere near as open as it was before, however.
At that time, IOP was possible high (there was a sensation of tear, but the eye was dry), since I just finished using Vigadexa 5 days ago with dexamethasone, which often causes ophthalmic hypertension (total duration of admission is 3 weeks, including preoperative, surgical and postoperative period).
The doctor instructed me to stop one of the eye drops he prescriped and wants to give it some time. Why would the pressure be high and shouldn't I be seeing better by now? I see half of what I saw prior to both the surgeries.
yes the elevated pressure in the eye is treated with glaucoma drops like travoprost and timolol drops,combigan,hypersol-5 solution and latanoprost ophthalmic solution......instead of all this the pressure in the eye goes up at an interval of 3-4 months approximately.
Last week a neurologist diagnosed me an ophthalmic migraine, he said that there is nothing I could do and that I should get used to. I was wandering if the symptoms fits since I don't have any headaches. I apologize for my mistakes, I don't talk much english. I would really appreciate your help.
I was put on different eyes drops and nothing seemed to help much. Later, I was told that it looked like my tear duct was blocked. One eye is watering most of the time. The other one does occasionally. I have not worn my contacts in several months. I was sent to an Ophthalmic Surgeon, who specializes in reconstructive eye surgery. He was able to get water to go through my tear duct, but said there is probably narrowing of it, and that is why I'm having excessive eye watering.
Most eye herpes related problems can be cured by using anti-viral eye drops, ointments and pills. Using the ophthalmic gel Zirgan(Virgan in Europe) up to 5 times a day can cure eye ulcers. [[Bear in mind, not to wear contacts when under medication.]]
Sometimes, eye doctors may perform debridement(a cotton swab or spatula is used) to get rid of the dead epithelial cells. Upon which, the doctor may recommend the usage of soft contact lens to heal the cornea.
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