Red Eye, Sore Throat. No Pain Or Watering. Used Bleach For Cleaning
Hello, I am a healthy 29 year old woman who was cleaning with bleach (had a severe cold/ sinus infection ) and couldn t smell anything so I believe I used too much bleach...anyhow now I have one severely red bloodshot eye and a slight sore throat . Do you think the red eye is from the bleach fumes, severe sinus issues or something else? No pus , watering or pain in the eye;just red
hi there,the red eye and sore throat is mostly due to the bleach fumes. The fumes have aggravated your preexisting sinusitis. It is always wise to use a mask, protective goggles and gloves before handling acids, bleaches or any other chemical detergents which are corrosives. Now you can thoroughly clean your eyes with plenty of plain tap water and may use some artificial eye lubricants popularly called artificial tears in the eye to soothe them. You can also take an antihistaminic to take care of any allergic symptoms. Warm saline gargle should be ggod for for your throat. Take care.
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red eye because allergic to bleech substance (amonia) use eye ointement ciprofloxacin & steroid based apply two times . for sore throat it will remain for 2 days than use antibiotics like ofloxacin 200 mg tab 2 time/day
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Red Eye, Sore Throat. No Pain Or Watering. Used Bleach For Cleaning
hi there,the red eye and sore throat is mostly due to the bleach fumes. The fumes have aggravated your preexisting sinusitis. It is always wise to use a mask, protective goggles and gloves before handling acids, bleaches or any other chemical detergents which are corrosives. Now you can thoroughly clean your eyes with plenty of plain tap water and may use some artificial eye lubricants popularly called artificial tears in the eye to soothe them. You can also take an antihistaminic to take care of any allergic symptoms. Warm saline gargle should be ggod for for your throat. Take care.