Discharge from the eyes - Treatment in Pune
Dr Rajeev Raut Eye Clinic Raut Eye Care

Discharge from the eyes, also known as eye drainage, is a common symptom of many eye disorders and conditions.Discharge from the eyes can be clear and watery, yellow or greenish in color, thick, pasty, or contain pus.Discharge from the eyes can be caused by a variety of things, including bacterial or viral infections, allergies, and dry eye syndrome.Discharge can cause irritation, redness, and swelling, as well as discomfort and blurred vision.It is important to get discharge from the eyes treated because it can cause long-term damage to your vision if left untreated.Treatment for discharge from the eyes will vary depending on the cause, but may include antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medications, or artificial tears.

1. Have you recently experienced redness, swelling, or itching around the eyes?
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2. Are you experiencing an unusual amount of tears or watery eyes?
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3. Have you had any changes in vision or experienced blurry vision?
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1. Allergies
2. Blepharitis
3. Conjunctivitis
4. Corneal Abrasion
5. Dry Eyes
6. Foreign Body
7. Keratitis
8. Uveitis
9. Eyelid Injury
10. Viral/Bacterial Infection

1. Medical Treatment
1. Warm compresses: This treatment involves using a warm compress to help reduce inflammation and soothe the eyes.
2. Antibiotic Ointment: This treatment involves applying antibiotic ointment to the affected area to help reduce the infection, reduce inflammation and clear up discharge.
3. Artificial Tears: Artificial tears are lubricants that help to reduce dryness, irritation and reduce discharge from the eyes.
4. Anti-inflammatory medications: These medications can be prescribed to reduce inflammation and decrease the symptoms associated with discharge from the eyes.
5. Allergy medications: Allergy medications help to reduce inflammation and reduce the symptoms associated with discharge from the eyes.
6. Steroid Drops: Steroid drops can be prescribed to reduce inflammation and reduce the symptoms associated with discharge from the eyes.
2. Surgical Treatment
1. Conjunctival Flap Surgery: This procedure involves making an incision in the conjunctiva and then folding it back to access the underlying tissue. This can help to remove any debris or bacteria that is causing the discharge.
2. Punctal Occlusion: This is a procedure where the tear ducts are blocked or occluded in order to reduce or stop the flow of discharge.
3. Laser Surgery: This procedure involves using a laser to reduce the size of any openings in the eye that may be allowing the discharge to escape.
4. Cataract Surgery: This procedure involves surgically removing the lens of the eye with the aim of improving the vision. This can also help to reduce the amount of discharge present.
5. Intraocular Lens Implantation: This procedure involves implanting a lens into the eye to improve the vision. It can also help reduce the amount of discharge present.
3. Home Remedies
1. Warm compresses: A warm compress can be used to cleanse the eyes and reduce inflammation. This can be done by soaking a clean cloth in warm water and applying it to the eyes several times a day.
2. Tea Bags: Tea bags can be used to sooth the eyes and reduce inflammation. Simply place a warm damp tea bag over the eyes for 10-15 minutes.
3. Saline Wash: Saline wash can be used to flush out the eyes and remove any debris. This can be done using a saline solution and a cotton swab.
4. Antibiotic Ointment: Antibiotic ointment can be used to reduce the symptoms of discharge from the eyes. This should be applied to the affected area several times a day.
5. Artificial Tears: Artificial tears can be used to lubricate the eyes and reduce inflammation. This can be done by using over-the-counter eye drops.