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What Causes Red Eyes And White Discharge From The Eyes?

Hello Doctor, Have a nice day! I have suffered by eye problem for a week. In the morning when I wake up, I have found that my eye s become red and some white fluid came out from eye. But as day passes it become white again. can you suggest me anything to do?
Mon, 3 Oct 2016
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Hello dear
I understand your concern
Red eye with white discharge is mainly due to bacterial conjunctivitis.

Eye examination by ophthalmologist will help in diagnosis:
Maintain proper hygiene
Antibiotic eye drops: fusidic acid plus tobramycin
Put eye drops as frequently as once in a hour.
Avoiding close contact with others and use separate handker chiefs, towels, bed sheets. It will help to prevent spread of infection to others.
Tablet Monteleukast tab once a day,
Put lubricating tear/artificial teat drop.
So consult the ophthalmologist and take proper prescribed drug.
Hope this may help you

Contact HCM for further health query
Best regards
Dr. Sagar
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What Causes Red Eyes And White Discharge From The Eyes?

Hello dear I understand your concern Red eye with white discharge is mainly due to bacterial conjunctivitis. Eye examination by ophthalmologist will help in diagnosis: Maintain proper hygiene Antibiotic eye drops: fusidic acid plus tobramycin Put eye drops as frequently as once in a hour. Avoiding close contact with others and use separate handker chiefs, towels, bed sheets. It will help to prevent spread of infection to others. Tablet Monteleukast tab once a day, Put lubricating tear/artificial teat drop. So consult the ophthalmologist and take proper prescribed drug. Hope this may help you Contact HCM for further health query Best regards Dr. Sagar