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I'm going to a blepharitis specialist tomorrow to treat my problem , what exactly should i expect from this visit ? what kinda testing will he do?
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Exam and treatment: It's good you are seeing the specialist. Blepharitis can be a chronic and recurrent problem. He will exam you to determine if you have an infection that needs an antibiotic or if you have dry eyes. Topical drops and compreses will help. Ask about taking flaxseed oil capsules by mouth.
Answered 5/22/2014
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