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A member asked:
My eye is red and sore due to contact lens. will it heal by itself or should i see a gp or optometrist?
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See eye doc now!: Please do not wear contact lenses till this is treated. See your eye doc right away, or go to your GP right away or an ER. A painful red eye can be an emergency.
Answered 11/2/2018
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