- male
- 70 Years
- 22/01/2025
My father just had surgery for cataract on his left eye today and the doctor prescribed gatiquin tromide plus eye drops. Weve also been told to continue using Brivex, which he was using before the surgery. Is it safe to keep using Brivex on the day of the surgery? I'm a bit worried and would appreciate your advice.
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Visit General Physician for evaluation and appropriate management
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Hey, I've been dealing with a red eye for the past couple of days and it's really painful, especially when I open it. There's a lot of white color showing. I attached some pictures too. Are there any specific drops you would recommend, or any suggestions on what I could do to help with the pain?
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I'm really worried about my mom. I took her for an eye checkup a while back because she was experiencing intense itching in her eyes. The doctor then mentioned something about poor blood circulation in her eyes and sent us home. That itching never really went away and now, after four years, she's developed cataracts in one eye and can't see out of it. Today, we found out there's pus in that eye, and the doctor said they can't operate because if it bursts, her pain will be unbearable. What should I do? How can we improve the blood circulation in her eyes?
yes,visit your foe appropriate management
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