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Suggest Remedy For Eye Infection With Vision Problems

SIR , MY SON HAD A INJURY IN HIS ONE EYE ON HOLI PREVIOUS WEEK. NOW EVEN HE IS RECOVERED FROM INJURY BUT STILL HIS EYESIGHT IN THAT EYE IS NOT CLEAR. DOCTOR SAY THAT DUE TO DILUTER EFFECT THAT WAS PUT AT FIRST AID TIME IS THE REASON FOR THAT AND AFTER 15 DAYS HE WILL SEE PROPERLY. PLEASE LET US KNOW IF SOME AYURVEDIC TREATMENT IS THERE SO THAT HAVE A SAFE SIDE
Thu, 7 Aug 2014
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Hello,

Since you were examined and under specialist observation, thus be under your doctor's regular supervision. Probably the doctor has given you cycloplegic [atropine] drug [causing dilatation of the pupil] which results in light sensitivity, loss of accommodation and blurred vision [pupil will stay dilated up to two weeks], so the reason is justifiable. In the meantime, as prophylaxis, use Ophthacare eye drop two drops in each eye every four hourly.


Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Munish Sood
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Suggest Remedy For Eye Infection With Vision Problems

Hello, Since you were examined and under specialist observation, thus be under your doctor s regular supervision. Probably the doctor has given you cycloplegic [atropine] drug [causing dilatation of the pupil] which results in light sensitivity, loss of accommodation and blurred vision [pupil will stay dilated up to two weeks], so the reason is justifiable. In the meantime, as prophylaxis, use Ophthacare eye drop two drops in each eye every four hourly. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Munish Sood