Understanding Eye Medication for Infants: A Guide to Conjunctivitis Treatment
Regarding eye medication issues for a 4-month-old child? Yesterday, the baby had red eyes with a lot of discharge, so today we took him to the doctor. The diagnosis was conjunctivitis, and the doctor prescribed one eye drop solution and one eye ointment: 1. Salute ophthalmic solu...
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Hello Ms. Hsiao-Chen: After confirming the allergy history and referring to article #27809, the doctor will provide treatment options and recommendations based on the patient's age and condition. If your child experiences any discomfort, worsening of symptoms, or new symptom...[Read More] Understanding Eye Medication for Infants: A Guide to Conjunctivitis Treatment
Managing Conjunctival Macula: Eye Care Tips for Pregnant Women
Conjunctival macula I have conjunctival pingueculae on both sides of my eyes, which often leads to inflammation, requiring me to use eye drops. My doctor diagnosed me with dry eye syndrome and allergic conjunctivitis, but these conditions developed after the pingueculae appeared....
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Conjunctival pigment spots and dry eye syndrome are not directly related to allergic conjunctivitis. The disappearance of pigment spots is not associated with pregnancy or red eyes, so there is no need to eliminate the pigment spots for that reason. The medications you are using ...[Read More] Managing Conjunctival Macula: Eye Care Tips for Pregnant Women
Common Eye Issues: Excessive Tears and Redness Before Sleep
Eyes I often experience excessive tearing, especially when I close my eyes before sleeping, which happens almost every day. My eyes have a lot of blood vessels visible, and sometimes I feel that seeing things is quite strenuous. However, I have checked and confirmed that it is no...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Common causes of excessive tearing and blood-tinged discharge include conjunctivitis, issues with the tear ducts, or even dry eye syndrome. Blurred vision may also be caused by discharge. It is advisable to get an examination.[Read More] Common Eye Issues: Excessive Tears and Redness Before Sleep
Understanding Eye Hemorrhage: Causes, Effects, and When to See a Doctor
Ruptured blood vessels in the eye? Why do eyes suddenly bleed? What are the potential effects? If I need to see a doctor, which specialty should I consult?
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
If the bleeding is located on the sclera, it is likely a subconjunctival hemorrhage. The causes can be numerous, including conjunctivitis, rubbing the eyes, forceful coughing, sneezing, constipation, heavy lifting, diabetes, hypertension, and coagulopathy. However, it typically d...[Read More] Understanding Eye Hemorrhage: Causes, Effects, and When to See a Doctor
Understanding Eye Drops for Open-Angle Glaucoma Treatment
Regarding eye drops? Hello, doctor. Recently, I went to the hospital for an examination, and the doctor told me that I have elevated intraocular pressure, diagnosing me with "open-angle glaucoma." After that, I was prescribed "Jingming eye drops." I noticed th...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Dear Sir/Madam: It is possible that glaucoma has not been fully established yet. However, since a diagnosis code needs to be assigned during the examination, I believe this physician will conduct further follow-up. Anti-inflammatory medication is indeed not specifically for glauc...[Read More] Understanding Eye Drops for Open-Angle Glaucoma Treatment
Is Safin Eye Drops Steroid-Free for Chronic Conjunctivitis Treatment?
Inquiring about eye drops? Hello: Due to discomfort in my eyes, the doctor diagnosed me with chronic conjunctivitis and prescribed a bottle of eye drops called "Safin." The label indicates that each milliliter contains the following two ingredients: Sulfamethoxazole sod...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Respectfully, there is none. Dr. Mei-Lan Ke, Attending Physician, Department of Ophthalmology, Hsinchu Hospital.[Read More] Is Safin Eye Drops Steroid-Free for Chronic Conjunctivitis Treatment?
Painful Left Eye Bag: Discomfort with Contact Lenses Explained
Left eye bags? There is pain when pressing on the area of the eye bag on the left eye, and wearing contact lenses also causes pain, making it difficult to put them on at times.
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
The tissue near the left eye bag includes the eyelid and conjunctiva, raising the possibility of blepharitis or conjunctivitis. Issues related to contact lenses should consider keratitis or tear film disorders. It is recommended to consult an ophthalmologist for examination.[Read More] Painful Left Eye Bag: Discomfort with Contact Lenses Explained
Understanding Chronic Conjunctivitis: Symptoms, Concerns, and Relief
Eye pain with photophobia? Hello, two weeks ago I visited a doctor due to a stabbing pain in my right eye, which was diagnosed as mild conjunctivitis. A few days later, my left eye exhibited the same symptoms, including itching and pain, along with a feeling of pressure that made...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello: The main symptoms based on the patient's complaints are itching and pain in both eyes, pressure sensation, photophobia, and headache. These symptoms are common in general ophthalmology and require clinical examination for diagnosis. It is recommended to consult an oph...[Read More] Understanding Chronic Conjunctivitis: Symptoms, Concerns, and Relief
Persistent Red Eyes: Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome and Treatment Options
Bloodshot eyes, dry eyes? Hello Doctor: My eyes have been persistently red with bloodshot veins for the past four to five months. This condition is continuous, lasting 24 hours a day, and it seems to be getting worse. I have seen many doctors, and the diagnoses have included dry ...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello: Based on the symptoms described, the physician's diagnoses such as dry eye syndrome and allergic conjunctivitis are possible. It is recommended that you consult an ophthalmologist to discuss your daily habits and eye usage in detail with the doctor. Careful use of med...[Read More] Persistent Red Eyes: Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome and Treatment Options
Understanding Eye Fatigue: Causes and Solutions for Your Discomfort
Recently, I've been feeling a lot of eye fatigue? Recently, I have been experiencing significant eye fatigue, particularly in my left eye. After the left eye improved, I started to feel fatigue in my right eye, although it is less severe than the left. Typically, when I appl...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Based on your symptoms, it is possible that you have 1. Trigeminal Neuralgia 2. Allergic Conjunctivitis 3. Most likely: Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS). It is recommended to refrain from using the computer and take a few days to rest; if you notice improvement, it is likely...[Read More] Understanding Eye Fatigue: Causes and Solutions for Your Discomfort
Understanding Eye Redness: Is It Just Conjunctivitis?
Bloodshot eyes Hello Doctor: Recently, every time I wear contact lenses, my eyes develop bloodshot streaks, making the boundary between my pupil and the sclera appear blurred with blood vessels. The last time I visited a doctor, they diagnosed me with mild conjunctivitis and pres...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
In response to your statement, allergic conjunctivitis caused by contact lenses can improve with the cessation of contact lens use and the application of anti-inflammatory eye drops. However, there is a tendency for recurrence upon resuming contact lens wear, and it may be necess...[Read More] Understanding Eye Redness: Is It Just Conjunctivitis?
Understanding Eye Pain: Tears, Eye Drops, and Treatment Options
Tearing and stinging when using eye drops - asking again? Regarding the stinging sensation I experience when applying eye drops and tearing, I would like to consult the doctor again. When I apply eye drops and tear, I feel a stinging sensation, but resting with my eyes closed is ...
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Dear Mr. Xiao Lai, 1. The course of acute conjunctivitis typically does not exceed two weeks. 2. It is advisable to further evaluate whether not using eye drops is feasible, as your symptoms may be related to the use of the drops. 3. The sensation of stinging is associated with ...[Read More] Understanding Eye Pain: Tears, Eye Drops, and Treatment Options
Understanding Eye Pain: Allergies vs. Acute Conjunctivitis
Tearing or instilling eye drops can cause a stinging sensation in the eyes? Dear Dr. Hu, I have been using chloramphenicol eye drops daily, but recently I have noticed an increase in discharge from both eyes, and my eyes sting when I tear up or apply the eye drops. During these ...
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Hello: 1. Flucason contains steroids and can be used during acute episodes of allergic conjunctivitis; however, it should be used with caution in individuals with special constitutions, as long-term use may trigger side effects such as glaucoma and cataracts. Spersallerg is a c...[Read More] Understanding Eye Pain: Allergies vs. Acute Conjunctivitis
Understanding Persistent Red Eyes: Causes, Treatments, and Expert Advice
Red eyes Hello Doctor, I have a history of allergic rhinitis. In May of this year, I experienced discomfort in my eyes and was diagnosed with chronic conjunctivitis or eye strain. After a week or two without improvement, my eyes began to appear red with visible blood vessels (tho...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello: According to the points mentioned: 1. Scleritis is not difficult to diagnose, but I need to examine it personally. 2. Dry eye syndrome can be confirmed through tear film tests; warm compresses can be very helpful, so you might want to try that. If it doesn't work, the...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Red Eyes: Causes, Treatments, and Expert Advice
Understanding Eye Discharge: Is It Conjunctivitis or Something Else?
Please ask! Is persistent tearing and discharge from the corner of the eye, along with difficulty opening the eyes in the morning due to excessive discharge, a sign of conjunctivitis? I have seen an ophthalmologist who diagnosed me with conjunctivitis and I have been undergoing t...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello: It seems that this is not an amoebic infection. I would like to review it further before providing you with a more appropriate response. Wishing you peace and good health.[Read More] Understanding Eye Discharge: Is It Conjunctivitis or Something Else?
How Long Does It Take to Treat Conjunctivitis?
Conjunctivitis The typical treatment duration for conjunctivitis is usually about one to two weeks. Thank you!
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Hello: There are many types of conjunctivitis. Infectious conjunctivitis typically resolves within two weeks, while non-infectious conjunctivitis may have a variable treatment duration depending on the specific condition. Thank you for your question. Wishing you peace and good he...[Read More] How Long Does It Take to Treat Conjunctivitis?
Understanding Dry Eye and Its Connection to Conjunctivitis Symptoms
Conjunctivitis caused by dry eye? Hello, I underwent laser vision correction surgery two months ago. After waking up in an air-conditioned room, I experienced a foreign body sensation and pain in my eyes. One day, it worsened, and my entire sclera was red, accompanied by a stingi...
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Hello: You mentioned that it has been two months since your laser vision correction surgery, but you are still experiencing discomfort. It is recommended that you discuss your concerns with your original surgeon, such as whether you have glaucoma, if the symptoms in an air-condit...[Read More] Understanding Dry Eye and Its Connection to Conjunctivitis Symptoms
Understanding Eye Redness and Allergies: When to See a Specialist
Hello, Dr. Ke! Doctor: I have had bloodshot eyes for a long time; sometimes it's very noticeable, and other times just a little. I haven't rubbed my eyes because I have an allergic constitution—my nose, skin, and eyes all react to allergens... it's been 3 to 4 year...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello: This is allergic conjunctivitis. The blood vessels' redness indicates vasodilation, not a bacterial infection. Before bedtime, you may rinse your eyes with saline solution. If you still feel uncomfortable and there is no improvement, then consider using eye drops. Wis...[Read More] Understanding Eye Redness and Allergies: When to See a Specialist
Understanding Styes and Eyeball Edema: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Stye and conjunctival edema? On Tuesday, I noticed that my right eyelid was very swollen and there were blood vessels in the sclera. On Wednesday, I saw a doctor for the first time, and he said it was a stye located on the outer side, which is the most painful type. He mentioned ...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello: The content seems to indicate allergic conjunctivitis leading to conjunctival edema. Antihistamine or corticosteroid eye drops can be used for 3-4 days, and if you refrain from rubbing your eyes, the inflammation or edema should improve. The retina is located in the inner ...[Read More] Understanding Styes and Eyeball Edema: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Understanding Red Eye Symptoms: Causes and Solutions for Contact Lens Users
The appearance of red streaks in the eyes? I would like to ask about my situation. I wear contact lenses, but when I take a nap at school from 12:30 to 1:10 PM, I wake up to find that my eyes have a lot of blood vessels and the area around my eyes is red. Sometimes at home, my ey...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, based on your condition, it seems that the redness in your eyes may be caused by contact lenses. Red eyes can be a result of conjunctivitis, allergies, hypoxia, or even infection. It is advisable to stop wearing contact lenses. Once your condition improves, please visit an...[Read More] Understanding Red Eye Symptoms: Causes and Solutions for Contact Lens Users