Red eyes: Is is possible you may have allergic conjunctivitis. See your doctor or an ophthomologist for evaluation and treatment.
Answered 6/30/2013
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Red eye: A red eye can be caused by many different things including dryness, inflammation, infection. An exam by an eye doctor should help to determine the cause.
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Red eye: You may want to try some artificial tears, such as theratears or systane, available over the counter at your drugstore. If the redness still does not improve, call your local eye doctor for an appointment.
Answered 8/20/2013
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Red eye has many cau: Intermittent redness has many cause. Usually conjunctivitis is associated with discharge and usually will spread from one eye to the next. Common causes based on your history are dry eye and low grade inflammations of the lids and lashes. The diagnosis can usually be made by an eye doctor using a slit lamp which is a special type of microscope.
Answered 9/10/2013
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