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Please consult an eye specialist or your doctor immediately. You could be having conjunctivitis and can spread this to others. Clean the eyes with cotton swabs dipped in water and throwing the swabs in a closed dustbin. Use one swab for each eye. Wash hands well after each eye wash. Wash your clothes, bed linen, towel etc daily separately from others. You will need to put anti bacterial and anti-allergic eye drops. Also cold compress helps relieve inflammation to some extent. Take care!
Welcome to the MedHelp forum!
Please consult an eye specialist or your doctor immediately. You could be having conjunctivitis and can spread this to others. Clean the eyes with cotton swabs dipped in water and throwing the swabs in a closed dustbin. Use one swab for each eye. Wash hands well after each eye wash. Wash your clothes, bed linen, towel etc daily separately from others. You will need to put anti bacterial and anti-allergic eye drops. Also cold compress helps relieve inflammation to some extent. Take care!
you could have a bacterial infection. i suggest you see your doctor who might prescribe antibiotics or eye drops. if you put anything near or around your eyes e.g. facial cream you could have an elergic reaction. use some cotton wool and warm water to gently clean around your eyes and then pat dry with a towl. dont put anything around your eyes for at least a week. good luck.
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