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What Could A Flash In Vision With Pain On Eyebrow Post Eye Infection Indicate?

Hi, when i move my eyeball up to down quickly i see a semi circle type -may be a light or something for fraction of a second. and i have noticed that i also have pain on a specific point on eyebrow below which i feel a nerve pass by . i had eye infection a year ago but still i feel sometime some burning feeling very less on few days. can anyone tell me why and what can be the right solution -Thanks
Wed, 2 Dec 2015
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Seeing flashes during eye movement can be indicative of some vitreoretinal disorder, and it is better to have a retinal examination done by a retinal specialist.
The burning of the eyes could be a case of allergic conjunctivitis or dry eyes, for which you can use some antiallergic eyedrops and a ocular lubricant.
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What Could A Flash In Vision With Pain On Eyebrow Post Eye Infection Indicate?

Seeing flashes during eye movement can be indicative of some vitreoretinal disorder, and it is better to have a retinal examination done by a retinal specialist. The burning of the eyes could be a case of allergic conjunctivitis or dry eyes, for which you can use some antiallergic eyedrops and a ocular lubricant.