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Eye problem - Cherry eye?

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dragan21922
dragan21922

Dear all,

I discover red meat like worm inside my eye. I gogle about it, but noting i could find. Only dog cherry eye i find. 

I am totaly new, every info will please me. Firlst what comes to my mind is to much whatching at paltop screen? 

Thank you

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  • Marina_Dee
    Marina_Dee dragan21922

    Posted

    Not sure where or what I should be looking at.  Does this itch,or hurt  or affect your sight in any way?
  • dragan21922
    dragan21922

    Posted

    i think is kind of inflamtion. no hurt, nothing. i take antibiotics few days ago. maybe is side effect? 
  • Marina_Dee
    Marina_Dee dragan21922

    Posted

    I dont think antibiotics will cause this.    If it doesnt hurt or itch its probably just a mild reaction to [possibly] dirt or dust getting in your eye and will get better on its own. If it gets bigger or starts to irritate then you need to see a doctor. Dont rub your eye. Which antibiotics are you taking?
    • dragan21922
      dragan21922 Marina_Dee

      Posted

      i think you are right. if antibiotics (sinersul) will be on 2 eyes.  i will visit specialist in few days. i do whatch computer screen a lot. a hed few fevers.. i did travel and few year ago i have nerve problem. on my left side of the face (where eye is) i could not move eye, lips.. but is gone.  i dont know did i get this few days ago or mounth ago. i got some feeling that i sow it mouth ago. but i am not sure.
    • dragan21922
      dragan21922 Marina_Dee

      Posted

      Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis.? kind of. maybe antibacterial cream i used. i touch eye with hands? not going biger, but not sure what to do. 

       

  • Marina_Dee
    Marina_Dee dragan21922

    Posted

    Are you using Sinersul for acne[spots] on your face?    If you have put it near your eye or rubbed your eye accidentally while having some on your fingers it may have caused this reaction.     Always wash your hands after using antibiotic cream and keep hands away from your eyes.      Giant papillary conjunctivitis usually only occurs in people who use contact lenses all the time...you would have other irritable symptoms as well.   If you visit the specialist in a few days that will probably put your mind at rest.             If you are looking at a laptop a lot then you must remember to blink. This may sound strange but a lot of screen users do not blink as much as they should,so normal dirt and debris is not washed away quickly enough. Over time this can lead to dry eye conditions.   
    • dragan21922
      dragan21922 Marina_Dee

      Posted

      plymicol cream. could be one of this 2 things. i dont feel any dry condition. i am not cerfull with the hands. but i dint notice outside reaction. what about previus life cold winter outside?

      what i need to do now?  

  • Marina_Dee
    Marina_Dee dragan21922

    Posted

    Plymicol is an antifungal agent.  Again,if you had it on your fingers and then touched or rubbed your eyes it could cause this reaction,but usually it would sting or itch.  I can only repeat that if it doesnt sting,itch or get larger,it will probably reduce on its own. You dont have dry eyes so that is not the problem.      Cold could be a mild irritant but usually only affects those wth dry eyes.     If you are very concerned then only your doctor or consultant can put your mind at rest.  I dont think I can help any more.      Dont keep pulling down your eyelid to look at it,this will only irritate it.    Try directing a warm water shower at your closed eye...no soap or shower gel near the eye. It may help. 
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