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Suggest Treatment For Redness In The Sclera Of Eye
it looks like i may have more than one blood vessel burst in my eye. the entire white part of my eye is covered except for a tiny section above the colored part of my eye & it is a very dark shade of red. ive never had anything like this happen so does it sound concerning or is that common with a hemmorage/
Hello, greetings! Red sclera can be caused by various reasons. It can be:-
BACTERIAL mainly Staphylococcus Aureus and in this case I would prescribe my patients antibiotic drops like Moxifloxacin to be instilled 4 times a day for 7 days.
Fungal mainly Klebsiella in case of which you might have to take oral antifungal drugs.
It may be an allergic cause, in that case you may have to take steroidal eye drops
I would like to know if you had any opthalmic/head injury in the recent past. Red eye can be due to middle skull/orbital fractures for which I would suggest a skull X Ray in case you have suffered any trauma.
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Suggest Treatment For Redness In The Sclera Of Eye
Hello, greetings! Red sclera can be caused by various reasons. It can be:- BACTERIAL mainly Staphylococcus Aureus and in this case I would prescribe my patients antibiotic drops like Moxifloxacin to be instilled 4 times a day for 7 days. Fungal mainly Klebsiella in case of which you might have to take oral antifungal drugs. It may be an allergic cause, in that case you may have to take steroidal eye drops I would like to know if you had any opthalmic/head injury in the recent past. Red eye can be due to middle skull/orbital fractures for which I would suggest a skull X Ray in case you have suffered any trauma.