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Hello, I have blepharitis and I had a chalazion in the eye two days ago (I already had one in the other eye years ago, which fortunately did not come out again). The ophthalmologist has told me to live a normal life (he has only given me an anti-inflammatory ointment ...
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Hello. I've been having occasional episodes of sudden itchy eyes for about a year. It is an itching that starts suddenly and that, in a matter of seconds, becomes unbearable, leading to crying and runny nose uncontrollably due to the burning...
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How about, I have some time (about 3 months) that I have problems with vision in one of my garlic and sometimes in both. What happens is that sometimes I start to see as if I had a cream covering my eye, and when I clean my eye or moisten it ...
Dear Posco, The symptoms you refer to us seem to indicate a dry eye problem. The use of artificial tears (preferably without preservatives) several times a day should alleviate these symptoms, in which case a face-to-face visit may not be necessary. Only if these symptoms did not improve would an ophthalmological examination be necessary in a (Read more)
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What do you think about the treatment for moderate/severe dry eye with scleral and therapeutic lenses?
Hello and thank you for submitting your question about ophthalmology to our forum. Dry eye produces discomfort of the type: foreign body sensation, stinging and in more severe cases keratitis, that is, inflammation of the cornea. The use of contact lenses for dry eye is recommended in these cases to alleviate the symptoms since (Read more)
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Hello good day. I have come across this forum on ophthalmology and I would like to ask something basic. What are the reasons why I can get conjunctivitis? Is it related to the strength of my immune system? Can it be prevented? Many G...
Hello and thank you for sending us your question about ophthalmology. The causes for which you can get conjunctivitis are varied, as are the different types of conjunctivitis. We can find different causes in the different types of conjunctivitis, such as allergy, irritant, infectious both of viral and bacterial origin. Generally the (Read more)
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Good morning, I have undergone the pulsed light treatment to treat blepharitis and it is working great for me. My question is, once the 3 treatment sessions have been completed, how many sessions are necessary for maintenance in the event that...
Hello and thank you for submitting your ophthalmology question to our forum. Blepharitis is a chronic disease so, in some cases, it can reappear over time. Its most frequent symptoms are the sensation of grit, burning, irritated eyes, itching, appearance of dandruff or scabs at the base of the eyelashes, among others... (Read more)
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Good morning, My 9-year-old daughter has been suffering from what we believe to be allergic conjunctivitis for some time (so diagnosed by an ophthalmologist). It always happens from spring to the end of summer, the rest of the year nothing. What seems very strange to us ...
Dear Borja, In response to your question, I can tell you that obstructions of the lacrimal duct in children are more frequent of the congenital type that manifest in the first months of life and they can be resolved spontaneously or need a surgical procedure if necessary. . In the case of your girl (Read more)
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Hi there!!! I have noticed for a long time that one eye itches a lot.i when I start rubbing I see how in the eyelashes I have like dandruff.There is no muxo but only when I rub it it starts to come out.I that bothers me a lot.I was only in one eye. pregnant and now ...
Hello and thank you for sending us your ophthalmology question. These symptoms probably correspond to a specific type of eye pathology called blepharitis. It is not a serious problem but it is annoying and often prone to chronicity. A face-to-face visit to our ophthalmology center would allow an adequate assessment and indication of the necessary treatment. (Read more)
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Good afternoon Dr. Vergés Since summer I have a pinguecula (flat shape) on the side of the tear duct attached to the iris in my left eye. In itself, not much more than a yellow stain is noticeable. The problem is, and increasingly common, that the blood vessels ...
Dear Maria, The pinguecula, as you say, is a lump of fat that forms in the eye, usually in the nasal area. It is never malignant, but it can grow and protrude. As you have been told, it is not normally removed as it tends to reproduce again. The time to consider pinguecula surgery is (Read more)
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For over a month I have had a pimple on my eyelid. It's very small and it hardly hurts but it doesn't go away. I attached a photo, could you help me? Thank you
Hello and thank you for submitting your question to the ophthalmology forum. From the appearance of the photo it looks like a retention cyst, the good news is that it does not become malignant, although it can grow. To eliminate it, an exeresis of the cyst can be performed. It is a simple and outpatient surgery. In any case, it should not be emptied because if (Read more)
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Good morning, I have undergone the pulsed light treatment for blepharitis and it has been great. My question is, once the 3-session treatment has been completed and a year has passed without symptoms, if I wanted to resume the maintenance treatment, how many...
Dear Maria, We are glad to know that you trusted us to improve your blepharitis problem and that, with the IPL Thermaeye Plus pulsed light treatment that we performed, you have noticed an improvement in the discomfort. Yours is a frequent question that patients ask us in consultations. Certainly, after some time it is advisable to carry out (Read more)
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I put topical alcoderm ointment in my eye and my eyelid fell off. The ointment contains gentamicin betamethazone idohydroxychloroquine. What can I do? Is it dangerous? Thanks a lot.
Dear, In response to your question, it may be a trivial irritation or a keratitis, you should not be alarmed, but given the chemical components of the product, I suggest you visit your trusted ophthalmologist. If you do not have one, we urge you to go to our center where we have the professionals (Read more)
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Can it in any case have any consequences or is it harmful to close your eyes with force during the application of the IPL laser?
Hello and thank you for leaving us your question about ophthalmology in our forum. The IPL laser is harmless in its therapeutic action. The fact of closing the eyes tightly during the application of the laser is in no way harmful. In all the only problem that can occur is that the action of (Read more)
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Hello everyone, my 4-year-old girl has just turned intermittent exophoria diagnosed since she was a year and a half old with myopia and astigmatism, currently her graduation is Od -5 cil -4.5 with 178 degrees Oi -4,75 cil -4.75 to 8 degrees The prob...
Dear Sun, It is really not usual for astigmatism to evolve rapidly, not so with myopia, which can evolve rapidly in the first years of the visa if there is a history of high myopia in the family. The rapid increase in astigmatism is usually due to a pathology of the cornea called Keratoconus. Without further data and evidence (Read more)
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Contact lenses accumulate, over the hours in our eyes, lipid deposits, dirt from the air,... These are in permanent contact with the cornea and the eyelids. What usually causes this? What is the relationship between the color lenses...
Hello and thank you for submitting your question to our ophthalmology forum. The use of contact lenses under good control with the contactologist does not have to give any kind of problem. The continued use of contact lenses and the abuse in predisposed people can cause papillary conjunctivitis and intolerance to use (Read more)
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Good morning, I would like to ask two questions. On the one hand: can taking ibuprofen make dry eye worse in any way (meibomian or tear glands)? I always take it during menstruation period, but I wonder if it can harm me or ...
Hello and thank you for sending us your ophthalmology consultation. In response to your query, at the moment there is no proven evidence that ibuprofen affects dry eye. Regarding your question about Thermaeye, as a general rule there are 3 sessions, but after the first diagnostic visit, having collected all the information in each case, is when (Read more)
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Hello, I have given myself 2 sessions of pulsed light. I still notice that my eye is still dry. I am missing a session, I would like to know from when you start noticing improvement. And if necessary combine with probing and exfoliation to improve dryness...
Hello and thank you for submitting your question to our ophthalmology forum. He thinks that dry eye is a chronic process that has different therapeutic options. When it is recommended to carry out the 3 IPL sessions with Thermaeye Plus, it is because the dry eye is evaporative. Symptomatic improvement is highly variable, since it depends on the (Read more)
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Hello, I am a 38 year old patient. In 2000 I underwent myopia with Lasik (I had 2,50D in each eye). Everything went well but progressively I was detecting over the years a deterioration in my visual acuity until last year I was diagnosed ...
Hello and thank you for submitting your question to our ophthalmology forum. I agree with the opinion of the doctor who put the rings on him. The best option at this time would be to perform crosslinking surgery, since several studies have shown that apart from helping to slow the progression of ectasia, (Read more)
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I have read that contact lenses numb the cornea, which produces dry eye. They can also produce corneal edema, photophobia, keratitis, ... Do these pathologies remit when you stop using contact lenses or are they irreversible? Besides, his...
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Good night, I have had a toric lens implanted in my right eye, after 6 months I have always noticed some rays of light that come from the car headlights, lampfor the sake of it and even sun glare, I know I also had a bit of astigmatism that was corrected with glasses, but even so, the situation (Read more)
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Good morning 🌞 A year ago I sunburned my eyes because I didn't wear sunglasses. After going to a visit with the doctor, he prescribed some drops that helped me very quickly and I did not have any problems, until the summer came. Every time I pass...
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