Question 1

I've been dealing with this heavy feeling in my left eye and the area around it for the past six months and they're often teary. I already saw an eye specialist but they said everything's fine with my eye. Then I went to an ENT and found out it's sinusitis. I'm really curious, can sinusitis really affect eyes like this? And what can I do to cope with it?

Accepted Answer

Yes, sinusitis can affect the eyes, causing symptoms like heaviness, teary eyes, and pressure around the eyes due to inflammation in the sinus cavities. To cope, treatment may include decongestants, nasal sprays, steam inhalation, and possibly antibiotics if an infection is present. Consult your ENT specialist for further management.

Question 2

I'm a bit worried because my baby was born at 34 weeks and he's now 2 months and 18 days old, but he's not quite recognizing us, especially his mom. He's just started seeing some objects, but not very clearly. When can we expect him to start seeing u...

Accepted Answer

No need to worry it takes time, usually from 3 to 4 months baby starts recognising people, have a regular followup with your doctor

Question 3

I've had this eye irritation for the last couple of days, and there's this clear, jelly-like stuff on the white part of my eyeball. Should I be worried, or are there any specific eye drops I should try? I've only been using Refresh Tears so far.

Accepted Answer

Visit your doctor for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 4

I'm worried about my daughter's vision because she tends to watch TV, read books, and use her phone really close to her eyes. I tried testing her sight by asking her to stand about 2 meters away from a whiteboard to read some letters, but she couldn'...

Accepted Answer

Visit Ophthalmologist for evaluation of visual acuity,and appropriate management.avoid entertaining her with phoneor any other screens.

Question 5

Is there any other way to treat cataracts besides surgery? Are there treatments that are completely effective?

Accepted Answer

-While surgery is the most effective treatment for cataracts, some alternatives like cataract eye drops or nutritional supplements may help slow progression, but they aren't 100% successful in reversing the condition. It's important to consult an eye spec

Question 6

I'm worried about my 3-year-old daughter's right eye. It sometimes appears to have a squint, but it's not always noticeable and we only catch it if we're observing really closely. What could be causing this, and what kind of solutions should we be co...

Accepted Answer

Visit Ophtholmologist for appropriate approach

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