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What Causes Redness In The Inner Corners Of The Eyes?
Yes, I have allergies (we live in the Ohio valley) but am also treated and take meds for high blood pressure. Lately, my eyes have been red in the inside corners by my nose. At night when I take my contacts out, I put antihistamine drops in my eyes and the redness gets better. However, after a few hours of my contacts being put back in, my eyes are blood red in the corners again. Is this most likely allergy related or could it be blood pressure or medication related?
Tue, 28 Nov 2017
can be angular conjunctivitis generally allergic in nature can be drug allergy. apply cromal eye drop and take tab levocetrizine 5mg for ten days. you will be alright.can consult eye doctor for examination and advise on treatment
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it is angular conjunctivitis which is allergic in nature. apply cromal eye drop and take tab levocetrizine 5mg for ten days.can be sensitivity to drug regarding withdrawal consult treating doctor.
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it is angular conjunctivitis generally allergic since you are taking medicine for hypertention then it can be drug allergy. apply cromal eye drop and take tab levocetrizine 5mg in morning for 5days. can consult eye doctor for examination and advise on treatment.
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