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What Could Be The Reason For No Improvement In The Eye Of A Diabetic Post Accidental Cracker Burst ?

iam diabetic age 59 met with accident cracker soot in eye itreat at baroda with retina &cornia splist but negetive result since 7month ,pl suggest weight is82
Wed, 1 Feb 2012
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Hi welcome to HealthcareMagic

The weight 82 at age 59 years is Normal.. The soot in the eye will be seen and removed by Ophthalmologist.. since you have been examined, its said that is negative.., then nothing would've found... the sense of foreign body sensation may be due to iridocyclitis, episcleritis, or conjunctivitis.. better take one more opinion of ophthalmologist....
Hope I have answered your question..

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What Could Be The Reason For No Improvement In The Eye Of A Diabetic Post Accidental Cracker Burst ?

Hi welcome to HealthcareMagic The weight 82 at age 59 years is Normal.. The soot in the eye will be seen and removed by Ophthalmologist.. since you have been examined, its said that is negative.., then nothing would ve found... the sense of foreign body sensation may be due to iridocyclitis, episcleritis, or conjunctivitis.. better take one more opinion of ophthalmologist.... Hope I have answered your question.. Takecare