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Dry eyes & ulcer

ellee · 2019-11-05 09:50:33

Have had chronic dry eyes following surgery for about 18y now. Recently had an ulcer on one eye due to dryness. I want to go to a specialist and get some advice on minding my eyes and what can be done. They are v itchy etc but tbh am used to that. However the redness is awful and obviously developing an ulcer has alarmed…

05-11-2019 10:50am

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ellee

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Have had chronic dry eyes following surgery for about 18y now.

Recently had an ulcer on one eye due to dryness.

I want to go to a specialist and get some advice on minding my eyes and what can be done. They are v itchy etc but tbh am used to that. However the redness is awful and obviously developing an ulcer has alarmed me a bit.

I was thinking of the Wellington Clinic? (Am in Dublin).

Most threads are just about surgery. Anyone getting treatment for chronic dry eyes that they’d recommend?

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