Red eyes
Redness in both eyes may be due to infection or allergy. The condition is common and relatively harmless.
Redness in one eye, however, may be due to acute glaucoma, acute iritis, keratitis, or a corneal foreign body, and all these conditions, if not treated in time, can even lead to blindness, says Dr Maneesh Kumar of Ophthacare Eye Centre.
And, immediate visit to an eye clinic is, therefore, required to avoid complications. more
Redness in one eye, however, may be due to acute glaucoma, acute iritis, keratitis, or a corneal foreign body, and all these conditions, if not treated in time, can even lead to blindness, says Dr Maneesh Kumar of Ophthacare Eye Centre.
And, immediate visit to an eye clinic is, therefore, required to avoid complications. more
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Despite signals, most of the people keep on waiting till situation is quite uncomfortable/painful/beyond control demanding more attention and money. How to inculcate keeping antennas in alert mode and even if they are fully or partly on how not to ignore the early warning signal for easy care and relief by common people? more
Oct 12
Yes indeed, take care folks! I read somewhere that our body starts sending us signals at least six weeks before a malady is preparing to attack. One certainly needs to keep their antennas on alert-mode and, more importantly, heed to them...... more
Oct 12
