Dr. Rasmi Abo Touk Rifai
Ophthalmology (Eye Care)
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Hello doctor,
I got this eye problem three days ago. I do not know what happens but when it is evening, I notice that there is a frequent watery eye dirt in my eyes, sometimes it is a little bit only and sometimes a lot. But, it is very frequent like every minute like that. So that the veins in my eyes turn red. So, my eyes turn red also. It is not noticeable, but when I look at it clearly and I lift up the lids, I really can see the root. I do not know what to do. It is not hurt. I am just bothered about the eye dirt that comes out every minute and the red veins or roots in my eyes. Hope you can help me.
Hello,
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I do not know whether the dirt is white or yellow. However, it seems to be allergic. For this, I suggest you can use (Sodium Cromoglycate or antihistamine) drops. Wash your eyes with water (not warm) as well. If no result, the problem may be an infection. Most probable viral one, other probability bacterial but very little. I advise you to try the allergic treatmentand if no development for one to two days you have to go to an ophthalmologist to define the problem.
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