Byliz222
Hello guys.
Sometimes I get a red eye after getting up, but always only on the right side. It doesn't burn, isn't swollen, and doesn't hurt. I always put eye drops in, but it doesn't help.
Does anyone have any ideas or should I go to the eye doctor?
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Probably you slept on the side and ran the tear fluid idb out.
But an irritated eye should not be loaded with make-up or eyelash glue
Can have to do with the unrealized eyelashes or the glue. Looks weird anyway. Just leave and then check if the symptoms get better. If not, go to the ophthalmologist.
This could be a conjunctivitis or it comes from a pollen allergy or something else that you do not dare what you use in the area of your eyes.
Chronic conjunctivitis. Ophthalmologist.
I have an idea: go to the ophthalmologist.