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I wear contact lenses regularly, but from few days i have some white liquid in my eyes sometimes and i have to remove it with my finger? why is it so?
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Vernal Conjunctiviti: It can be a few things. Vernal conjunctivitis is associated with a white stringy discharge. You should stop wearing your contacts until you see your eye doctor.
Answered 11/10/2014
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