Q. My daughter poked me in the eye and I have pain and redness. Please help.
Hello doctor,
My daughter, by chance, poked her finger in my eye and I got a redness on my left eye, in the white portion. I had little pain for ten minutes and now it is better. I put refresh tears in my eyes as they are otherwise always red due to dry eyes. Can I use the same or do you suggest any other?
Thank you doctor,
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Thank you for sharing your photo (attachment removed to protect patient identity). There is a mild inflammation. You can use the medicines as suggested earlier. Having said that, it is a provisional diagnosis. Kindly consult your ophthalmologist, discuss with him or her and use the medicines with their consent.
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