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My left eye turned red....because of no retina in my left eye....what should i do to reduce redness ?
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Red eye: If you have no retina, that eye is blind. Common causes of red eye include dry eye, allergy, foreign body in the eye, and viral pinkeye. If you cannot attain relief from artificial tears such as theratears, then call your local eye doctor for help.
Answered 3/26/2014
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