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Eye & Vision Disorders
Question #10643
353 days ago
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How to get rid of red, itchy & small eyes

Neha

Hello I have myopia of large number dioptre and I have stopped using my glasses becoz I am taking an ayurvedic based treatment in which 6 times drops are been put in my eyes each week. They told me to wash my eyes 7 times but I didn't. Now my right eye has totally became red and small plz suggest me something. Also I am using Ciprofloxacin & Dexamethasone Eye drops but still the red eye persists and my eye has become small.

Age: 21
Chronic illnesses: No
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Stop immediately: Any Ayurvedic or homemade eye drops (they may not be sterile and can irritate or infect the eye)

Continue cipro and dexa eye drop

Use cmc eye drop 1 drop in each eye 4 times a day

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Hello dear Kindly follow below instructions See in addition get your eyes washed regularly with 1 percent boric acid solution Eyetone or cineraria ( non- alcoholic) In case of no improvement in 1 week, contact opthalmologist for confirmation Regards

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Reason Allergic or Irritant Reaction – From ayurvedic drops or unwashed residue

Chemical Conjunctivitis – Common with improperly formulated or unhygienic drops

STOP all Ayurvedic eye drops right now They may have caused an irritant or chemical injury

Unwashed drops or misuse can damage the ocular surface

2. See an Ophthalmologist (Eye Specialist) today A red, shrinking, unresponsive eye is a serious sign Wash eyes with sterile saline Lubricating preservative-free eye drops like Carboxymethylcellulose

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It’s important to address red, itchy, or small eyes with care, especially since your current treatment seems to be causing persistent discomfort. When dealing with eye changes like redness and size alteration, it’s essential to understand the underlying cause. Red eye can arise from a variety of factors including irritation from external substances, such as the drops you’re using, an allergic reaction, or an infection. Ciprofloxacin and Dexamethasone drops are typically used to treat inflammation and bacterial infections, but if redness persists, it may not address the root issue or could even be irritating your eyes further, especially if other elements in your current regime are causing irritation or allergic reactions.

Firstly, you should consult with an ophthalmologist or an eye care specialist, especially given the persistent redness and change in eye appearance, as these symptoms warrant professional assessment. They can help identify if there’s an infection or another underlying issue. It’s possible that continuous irritation or allergic reaction is occurring, which might need a different treatment strategy or discontinuation of the product causing irritation. Meanwhile, consider revisiting the Ayurvedic treatment and evaluate if it’s suitable and safe for your eyes with your healthcare provider. Washing your eyes with clean water may help relieve irritation, but avoid rubbing them, as this can worsen irritation.

It’s essential to resume using prescribed corrective lenses for myopia; not wearing your glasses can strain your eyes further. Discontinuing advised eye care strategies without suitable alternatives might exacerbate eye strain. If your symptoms exacerbate—like severe pain, vision changes, or discharge—it is crucial to seek immediate medical evaluation again, as these could indicate a serious problem needing urgent attention. It would be in your best interest to have a prompt examination to tailor a safer and more effective treatment strategy for your eye condition.

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