Question 1

red eye, hazy vision, sensitive to light. what is wrong with me?

Accepted Answer

Inflamation!: Uveitis is inflamation of the uvea (choriod, ciliary body, and iris): when any or all parts of the uvea is inflamed it is called uveitis.  This can cause blurred vision, pain, and sensitivity to light. It could be many other things. You need to see eye specialist.

Question 2

red eye, blurring of vision, pain of right eye. i also have ankylosing spondilytis. i took sulfazalazine for 10 years and stopped it since 2002.?

Accepted Answer

See your doctor: This is never normal.  See your doctor.  He/she will listen to you, perform an examination, and possibly order tests to find out what's wrong.

Question 3

i woke up with an extremely red eye. half of the white of my eye is solid red. it is not sore and vision is fine. should i seek medical attention?

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Red eye: Yours sounds like a sub conjunctival hemorrage. Usually from rubbing your eye, possibly while you sleep. Usually no cause for concern, the whole white of your eye will turn red then slowly clear over a couple of weeks. If you get frequent recurrances or easy bruising you should get your blood check for bleeding abnormalities.

Question 4

after catrect surgury i have this problem blurry vision, red eye haloes around lights could be a sign of corneal edema highy preshue give me solution?

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Cataract: Ask your doctor if it is ok to use muro 128 drops to reduce swelling.  Sometimes, the frequency of steroid drops needs to be increased.

Question 5

stubborn father has a red eye, half the eye is red from eyeball to corner of eye towards the nose. refuses doc, no vision issues. going on 5 days?

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He's probably right: If bright red (like blood), and no pain or other symptoms, it's probably a subconjunctival hemorrhage, i.e. a small broken blood vessel. It can happen from normal eye rubbing. It probably will clear up very soon, and quite suddenly. He'll probably wake up in the next couple of days with an entirely normal looking eye. In that case and if it doesn't happen repeatedly, he (and you) can rest easy.

Question 6

in regards to retinal detachment, symptoms are red eye, blurry vision, black spots and lights, pain at times, noticeable dimness all in one eye only

Accepted Answer

Several things: Retinal detachment rarely causes a red eye or pain.  There are a number of things that could cause your symptoms including an internal inflammation termed uveitis.  You should quickly make an appointment with an ophthalmologist as some of the possibilities are serious and vision threatening.

Question 7

i have a red eye(one eye) and kind of mild headache or cloudy headache, what could be the problem?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: Possibly a viral syndrome with viral conjunctivitis. However, can't verify that with available information.

Question 8

i woke up 2days ago with a red eye. no pains no itches no discharge, just redness. what are the possible causes.

Accepted Answer

Many possibilities: A simple red eye can be literally hundreds of things.  But in general if it is only red with no other symptoms like pain, itching, irritation, tearing, discharge, blurred vision it is unlikely to be anything to worry about.  Watch for other symptoms and if they occur you should see an eye doc.

Question 9

red eye after i get up?

Accepted Answer

Red eye morning: The most common causes of red eye in the morning are: not enough sleep, blepharitis, allergy, dry eye, eyes opening while sleeping. An eye MD can help you sort it out. In the meantime, get enough sleep. Blepharitis is treated with warm compresses in the evening followed by scrubbing the base of the eyelashes with a cotton swab dipped in diluted baby shampoo. Rinse thoroughly with warm water.

Question 10

for red eye what type of oral medicine is used?

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Not enough info: To give a good answer.  You have to know what is causing the red eye.

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After catrect surgury i have this problem blurry vision, red eye haloes around lights could be a sign of corneal edema highy preshue give me solution?

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