Home Remedies for Eyes Diseases Questions

Hello. Steriod secretion in the milk is in very low amounts, so there won't be any major adverse effects to your baby. It is though advisable to wait for 1-2 hours after taking the tablet before feeding your child. Also, don't just stop the medication on your own. Dosage of steriod is always tapered (as your doctor will advise you) and then stopped.

Hello. Given your age and the fact that you regained your vision immediately and did not actually faint during the episode, there is nothing serious to worry about. Transient loss of vision (amaurosis fugal) can be due to n number of reasons. To arrive a a definitive line of management further, a doctor will need a detailed personal and family history. Also you can get few basic tests done at your home my home based machines. Any need of ct scan or mri can be advised after your case discussion. ...more

Hello. Nepalact (generic name- nepafenac) is an nsaid group of medicine, not a pressure controlling one. Flashes and floaters can be a normal thing also, but one should get the retina thoroughly checked first after any kind of injury to the eye. I would like to know when and why was pressure drops prescribed to you earlier? For how long you had taken it? What was the name of the medicine and how many times a day you were using it?
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Hello. Ciplox eye / ear drop antibiotic hai aur aankh/kaan k infection ko thik karne mai kaam ata hai. Ye aap maamuli dukaan se leke istemaal kar sakte h. Par betamethasone bina doctor ki salaah ke kabhi instemaal na kare. Ye ek steriod drop hai, iske kaafi sare serious nuksaan bhi hote hai. Aankho ki koi takleef k liye aap mujhe kabhi bhi puch sakte hai message ya call karke. Dhanyawad.

Hello. I am sorry to know about your problems. It is unfortunate to be a patient of retinitis pigmentosa (rp). But please do not be so anxious and affect your daily life worrying about it all the time. Because there is no definitive treatment for the same. It is okay if you can not afford treatment because they are also not effective. You can take diet rich in vitamin a like green leafy vegetables or capsule vit a (available in market). But it should not be taken without doctor’s prescription ...more

Hello. Itching at the corners of the eye is a very common problem. It can be due to allergic, infective or inflammatory causes. The diagnosis will depend of a detailed history and examination. An eye doctor would like to know if you have an allergic tendency or any sinus problem. For how long you have this problem? Is it in one eye or both? Are you currently on treatment for any other illness? Do any of your family members have allergy? A good quality picture of the eye will be a great help to a...more

Hello. All kind of treatment methods ranging from simple laser /cryo therapy to complex surgeries are available in india. It all depends on the type, number, location and other associated examination findings. Surgeries range from scleral buckling to pars plana vitrectomy with substitutes like air/gas/ silicone oil. You can reach me out anytime to know more in detail about the various laser/cryotherapy or surgical procedures currently in use in the country. Hope this helps. Thankyou.

Hello! vasculitis is a generalised pathology affecting many organs at a time, eye being one of them. Neuroretinitis due to systemic vasculitis has a variable degree of presentation in different patients. Roth spots are localised collection of blood within the retinal layers, which mostly eventually resolves with time with appropriate treatment for the type of vasculitis you have. Recovery will depend on various factors like the time of your consultation with the eye doctor, how early was the tre...more

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you nocturnal lagophthalmos is the inability to fully close the eyelids when sleeping. It's thought to be caused primarily by the weakness of the seventh cranial nerve, also known as the facial nerve.
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Yellow deposits can form around your eyelids as a side effect of having high levels of lipids in your blood. The medical term for these deposits is xanthelasma. These yellow spots may not be harmful initially, but they can gradually worsen and cause pain.
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