Hello ji Aapki problem se lag raha hai ya to corneal degeneration hai ya conjuctival infection ho sakti hai Kyunki clear photo nahin hai to exact bata pana difficult hai Bina slit lamp test ke clarity dena bhi tough hai Fortunately aapki Redness Swelling Irritation Change of size and colour Nahin hai to ye aek achchi baat hai. Aap aek bar opthalmologist ko dikhao tabhi pata lagega kya problem hai Hopefully aap jaldi theek ho Regards
A white dot in the eye, especially if it has been present for a year without causing any pain, redness, discharge, or blurred vision, is generally less likely to be dangerous. However, the definitive nature and cause of this spot need to be evaluated by a professional to rule out any potential serious conditions. Common possibilities could range from a benign pinguecula, which is a yellowish, raised growth on the conjunctiva, to something like a corneal opacity or early pterygium if it’s creeping onto the cornea. Given the description of greyish edges, it’s essential to assess whether it’s stable or slowly progressing. Sodium Hyaluronate 0.18% drops are good for keeping the eye hydrated but they don’t specifically treat the underlying spot or change its color or nature. If it’s aesthetic or bothersome in terms of cosmetic appearance, seeking a professional opinion would be wise. An ophthalmologist can use specific instruments to examine the dot’s depth, size, and characteristics more reliably. Visiting a doctor is advisable, especially for an annual check-up to ensure it’s not changing in significant ways or affecting your vision. When you prepare for your visit, keep a note of any potential changes you might’ve observed or symptoms, even if slight, and let the doctor know about any relevant eye history or environmental exposures. It might also be useful to bring the photograph or any documentation of changes over time. Taking these measures will help direct appropriate management and provide peace of mind regarding any potential risks.
