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16 Tips to keep eye problem at bay in monsoon As monsoon has arrived, increase in patients number with eye problems is being reported. According to Dr Abhishek Mehra, Eye Specialist, CG Eye hospital , here are some of the precautions which you should take during monsoons to maintain good eye health. ·          Precautions are usually based on hygiene. ·          Avoid touching your eyes with dirty hands. ·           If you (or someone around you) suspect you’ve got or are getting conjunctivitis, wash your eyes gently and use a cold compress. The best thing would be to see a doctor. ·          If someone at home is down with conjunctivitis, wash your hands after administering drops. ·          Redness, irritation & itching are common monsoon-related problems,...
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Headache  slower  your movement You would have often heard people complaining about headache. But do you know that there are different types of headache which keep bothering you. Dr Anil Gupta, renowned ophthalmologist, Shree Ganesh Eye Hospital, Amapara, Raipur throws light on the types of headache and precaution required. Dr Anil Gupta says "a headache is pain felt in the head. There are different types and causes  of   headaches". Sinus Headache A sinus headache causes pain in the front of the head and face. The pain is caused by swelling in the sinus passages that are behind the cheeks, nose and eyes. The pain is worse when bending forward and when first waking up in the morning. You may have nasal drainage or a sore throat. Tension Headache A tension headache is caused by muscle tension in the head and neck. Signs of a tension headache include a dull or constant throbbing pain above the eyes and across the back of ...
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Care For Eye Injury In Diwali Dr Anil Gupta, renowned  Ophthalmologist  (Eye specialist)at Ganesh Eye Hospital,Raipur says while burning crackers in the festival of light Diwali, unfortunately at times  happenings  take place resulting in injuries. Here we provide you list of precautions which you should follow if eye injury has occurred: Dr Anil Gupta explains that an eye injury may have complaints like diminishing vision, redness, watering and inability to open the eye. The injury may present with a lid tear, tear in conjunctiva, sclera-corneal tear with protrusion of eye contents or blood in the eye. Dr Anil Gupta, Eye Specialist, Shree Ganesh Eye Hospital, Raipur   He suggests that the care one should take once the injury has occurred is: • Wear protective goggles while lighting fireworks to prevent eye injuries • Immediately flush the eye with water. Hold the eye under a basin or shower, or pour water into the eye using a clean contain...