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Epi Sclerosis? Help
I had a very red eye and I went to my eye doctor and he diagnosed me with, I think he said epi sclerosis? And he prescribed to me Fluoromethol (some steroid?) I think, and my red eye went away but once i stopped the treatment it came back a week later and i keep getting it on and off now, in both eyes. What is happening? Should I keep taking the drops? Is there a problem with my eyes?
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No they are uncommon at your age. Other causes can be bad fitting contact lens, tanny booths, exposure to arc welding, previous injury,
JCH MD
JCH MD
One more quick question, do you think that any of those body diseases are common for someone in my age group? (15 yrs)
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