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By *ally8 OP   Woman
5 days ago

Plymouth

When I wake up in the morning, I open my eyes, and the light hurts my left eye for a minute or two. Otherwise it’s OK.

I have an eye hospital appointment for the 6th June.

Meanwhile, can anyone please tell me what may be wrong?

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By *rHotNottsMan
5 days ago

Dubai & Nottingham

Have you tried googling it? Are you rundown at all? It could be pink eye

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By *inaTitzTV/TS
5 days ago

Titz Towers, North Notts

Good luck, but I'm not sure this is somewhere I'd come for a diagnosis.

You're inevitably going to get someone suggesting sex with them as a cure

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By *oneyBee200Woman
5 days ago

Kent

Just a thought but have you seen an optician? They could at least check you eye health and vision as it’s a while before your appointment.

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By *oodmessMan
5 days ago

yumsville

I've had pain in my eye morn-eve for so many years I can't remember, as above - opticians have said to use non synthetic drops... A hospital visit hasn't ever been mentioned

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By *ally8 OP   Woman
5 days ago

Plymouth


"Just a thought but have you seen an optician? They could at least check you eye health and vision as it’s a while before your appointment."

Many thanks. I’ll set-up an appointment on Monday morning.

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By *ally8 OP   Woman
5 days ago

Plymouth


"I've had pain in my eye morn-eve for so many years I can't remember, as above - opticians have said to use non synthetic drops... A hospital visit hasn't ever been mentioned"

That’s reassuring. Plus I’ve not been given an emergency appointment.

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By *ellinever70Woman
5 days ago

Ayrshire

Haven't they given at least an indication of what the appointment is for

?

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By *andadbodMan
5 days ago

Liverpool

i had this just last week, to the point were i couldn’t open it, bathed it in water for a few minutes and it eased off, when i looked it to it, severe dryness of the eye can cause pain, felt like a knife had stabbed my eye 😳 nothing wrong with my vision so all good, just got some eye drops to help hydration 👍🏻

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By *ally8 OP   Woman
5 days ago

Plymouth


"Have you tried googling it? Are you rundown at all? It could be pink eye"

No, but Wikipedia lists 55 possible causes!

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

5 days ago

East Sussex


"When I wake up in the morning, I open my eyes, and the light hurts my left eye for a minute or two. Otherwise it’s OK.

I have an eye hospital appointment for the 6th June.

Meanwhile, can anyone please tell me what may be wrong?

"

If they thought it was serious you'd be seen within a week.

I wonder if it could be the muscles in that eye becoming slightly weaker and being painful when your pupil does whatever the opposite of dilate is to stop too much light getting in.

I get a lot of pain on one of my eyes but that's due to having a couple of surgeries on it. I hope you get it sorted on 6th

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By *ally8 OP   Woman
5 days ago

Plymouth


"Haven't they given at least an indication of what the appointment is for

?"

No. Just the standard all-purpose appointment letter.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

5 days ago

East Sussex


"Haven't they given at least an indication of what the appointment is for

?

No. Just the standard all-purpose appointment letter."

Have they told you not to drive as you may have drops to dilate your pupil?

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By *ally8 OP   Woman
5 days ago

Plymouth


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Have they told you not to drive as you may have drops to dilate your pupil? "

No. Just a no-driving warning about the possibility of drops during the examination.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

5 days ago

East Sussex


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Have they told you not to drive as you may have drops to dilate your pupil?

No. Just a no-driving warning about the possibility of drops during the examination.

"

They will probably be the drops I mentioned. Take dark glasses because you'll be very sensitive to light if you do have drops.

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By *ally8 OP   Woman
5 days ago

Plymouth

Excellent idea. Many thanks.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
5 days ago

Central

NHS 111 is a good non-emergency support help. As others have said, opticians have lots of expertise. Pharmacists are also very skilled

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
5 days ago

Horsham

It could be anything from light sensitivity, to hayfever, to god knows what.

I would stick to proper medical advice.

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By *ally8 OP   Woman
4 days ago

Plymouth

The eye pain has gone! But I’m still going to see my optician because something was wrong, and it could recur.

I dislike wasting time and money listening to useless recorded messages. If I contact the NHS 111 service, would I be able to speak to an actual person who is an eye specialist? If so, I feel that the advice I would receive could be no better than which I have received here.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

4 days ago

East Sussex


"The eye pain has gone! But I’m still going to see my optician because something was wrong, and it could recur.

I dislike wasting time and money listening to useless recorded messages. If I contact the NHS 111 service, would I be able to speak to an actual person who is an eye specialist? If so, I feel that the advice I would receive could be no better than which I have received here.

"

You wouldn't speak to an opthalmologist but you would speak to someone who knew the next proper course of action...eventually .

Who referred you to the eye hospital? My optician always refers me.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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4 days ago

East Sussex

Oh and I'm glad the pain has gone

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
4 days ago

The bottom of the River Ankh


"When I wake up in the morning, I open my eyes, and the light hurts my left eye for a minute or two. Otherwise it’s OK.

I have an eye hospital appointment for the 6th June.

Meanwhile, can anyone please tell me what may be wrong?

"

Unless there's an opthalmologist on here it's really not good to speculate what might be wrong...

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North


"The eye pain has gone! But I’m still going to see my optician because something was wrong, and it could recur.

I dislike wasting time and money listening to useless recorded messages. If I contact the NHS 111 service, would I be able to speak to an actual person who is an eye specialist? If so, I feel that the advice I would receive could be no better than which I have received here.

"

Several occasions I've managed to speak to a Dr on 111. General Dr...You usually have to wait an hour or 2 & they'll call you back.

They can definitely point you in the right direction.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
4 days ago

Central


"The eye pain has gone! But I’m still going to see my optician because something was wrong, and it could recur.

I dislike wasting time and money listening to useless recorded messages. If I contact the NHS 111 service, would I be able to speak to an actual person who is an eye specialist? If so, I feel that the advice I would receive could be no better than which I have received here.

"

They will tell you what they think is the best next step. But people with general medical training are going to be better than a forum here. Chemists have fantastic medical knowledge too and are available free 7 days a week

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By *ally8 OP   Woman
4 days ago

Plymouth

Thank you everyone.

I’ll wait to see my optician. He will be able to do some sort of detailed examination and will recognise any problems. Anyone else would just be guessing.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

4 days ago

East Sussex


"Thank you everyone.

I’ll wait to see my optician. He will be able to do some sort of detailed examination and will recognise any problems. Anyone else would just be guessing.

"

I think that's wise. They're very knowledgeable

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By *ally8 OP   Woman
1 day ago

Plymouth

The pain stopped on Sunday.

I’ve seen my optician, and he found nothing wrong. He said I should keep the hospital appointment, as they have diagnostic equipment.

He sold me a new pair of reading glasses, of course!

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

23 hours ago

East Sussex


"The pain stopped on Sunday.

I’ve seen my optician, and he found nothing wrong. He said I should keep the hospital appointment, as they have diagnostic equipment.

He sold me a new pair of reading glasses, of course!

"

Of course!

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