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I have a four year old son and he hit his face into a door bout a week ago and now he his having visual changes. what eye drops would you recommend?
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See ophthalmologist: If a week has passed and now your child is having visual changes, you should not be seeking over the counter eyedrops. There could be serious issues here and you should seek a pediatric ophthalmologist for evaluation (or at least your pediatrician). Don' t try to save money regarding the eyes of your child.
Answered 4/21/2019
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