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Severe Pain In Eyes, Sore All The Time. Allergic To Dust. What Could Be This?

hi i have been suffering for the past month with severe pain in both my yes feeling so sore and also no energy i can sleep for 15 hours and when i wake up they still feel the same. they are so sore i can no longer wear eyeliner or makeup they are very red and bloodshot all the time. but i am not working right now because of the soreness all the time in my eyes i constantly rub them to try and relive the pain i have been to the doctor and they say they dont know why they would be so sore all the time , i am allergic to dust and my eyes feel very weak so i have to sleep but the pain and soreness never goes away ! what could this be ? !
Wed, 31 Jul 2013
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Hi, it appears to be the allergic conjunctivitis, due to some allergen, like food, or cosmetics, etc.If the red ness is only at the ends, it is conjunctival, and no complications. if through out the conjunctiva it may be related to the internal structures like retina etc.
I advise you to consult an ophthalmalagist or diagnosis and treatment. thank you.
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Severe Pain In Eyes, Sore All The Time. Allergic To Dust. What Could Be This?

Hi, it appears to be the allergic conjunctivitis, due to some allergen, like food, or cosmetics, etc.If the red ness is only at the ends, it is conjunctival, and no complications. if through out the conjunctiva it may be related to the internal structures like retina etc. I advise you to consult an ophthalmalagist or diagnosis and treatment. thank you.