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How Can severe Eye Pain Be Treated?

i have a pain over my right eye that spreads to my nose. This happens several times a day . I am continually taking Tylenol as I can t take Aleve or Sinus Congestion Medicine. My worry is that it is something more serious than sinus. Three doctors.....no answers.
Thu, 20 Apr 2017
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Hi,

I have gone through your medical history carefully and understood your concerns.

The pain you are having over your right eye spreading to your nose could be due to various causes including:
- sinusitis: Xray of your sinuses will be of help
- increased eye pressure: get further checked by eye specialist
- bad teeth: get your mouth and teeth checked by dentist
- working for too long on computers

If nothing will be found, then, migraine attack is suspected and should be confirmed by neurologist.

Hope this helps.
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How Can severe Eye Pain Be Treated?

Hi, I have gone through your medical history carefully and understood your concerns. The pain you are having over your right eye spreading to your nose could be due to various causes including: - sinusitis: Xray of your sinuses will be of help - increased eye pressure: get further checked by eye specialist - bad teeth: get your mouth and teeth checked by dentist - working for too long on computers If nothing will be found, then, migraine attack is suspected and should be confirmed by neurologist. Hope this helps.