- Female
- 11 Years
- 22/01/2025
I'm a bit concerned because my 7-year-old daughter recently recovered from an adenovirus infection that included viral conjunctivitis, fever, and loose motion. She's doing better now, but I'm starting to notice a burning sensation and slight pinkness in my eyes. I don't have a fever or other symptoms yet, so I'm just wondering what steps I should take to address this. Any advice?
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View allI'm really worried about my daughter. She's got a cylindrical power of 1.25 in her right eye and 1.0 in her left. Is this something serious? Does she have to wear glasses all the time now, or are there ways to treat this? I've heard cylindrical power can get worse over timeis that true? Are there any medicines that could help her out?
Your daughter has mild astigmatism, which is common and generally not serious. Glasses can help correct her vision, and she may need to wear them regularly, especially for activities like reading or watching TV. Astigmatism can change over time, so regular eye check-ups are important. There's no specific medicine to treat it, but glasses or contact lenses can manage it effectively.
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I'm a bit puzzled and could really use some advice. My previous prescription was RE 4.25 and LE 3.75. When I went to Lenskart for new glasses due to scratches on my current pair, they said my right eye power is now 4.5. Given that my power is already high and I don't feel any discomfort, should I actually switch to this new prescription? Also, I've always used regular fiber lenses without the blue ray coating that I got from another store. Is it necessary to switch to blue ray lenses now, especially since I spend the whole day working on a computer? Lastly, I just learned about cylindrical power being different too. Does this mean I need a completely different prescription for my specs?
yes,visit your foe appropriate management
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My partner has been dealing with this CSR retina issue for the past couple of months. Has anyone tried Ayurveda for this? I'd love to know if it's been effective or if anyone has any experiences or insights to share on this type of treatment.
Rather than depending on ayurveda better get it treated with Ophthalmologist,and follow their advice.
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