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I take ashwagandha daily, can I donate my blood? And I had a Lasik eye surgery 3 years ago.
Male | 21
Yes, you can give blood if you take ashwagandha every day and had Lasik surgery 3 years ago. The ashwagandha herb is safe and will not impact your blood donation. The Lasik eye operation you had some time ago also does not stop you from giving blood. Just make sure you feel good on the day you plan to donate blood.
Answered on 2nd May '24
Dr. Sumeet Agrawal
Eye Related issue , I want to ask about my eye shape
Male | 20
It is best to approach an ophthalmologist if you have any doubts about your eye shape. They can give you a proper diagnosis and advice based on your unique medical history.
Answered on 29th Apr '24
Dr. Sumeet Agrawal
For the last three days my eyes are itching a lot and have become a little red too.
Female | 19
You might have eye allergies. Itchy, red, watery eyes often mean allergens like dust, pollen, or pet dander irritating them. Over-the-counter eye drops can help soothe the discomfort. Don't rub your eyes. Wash hands often and keep living spaces clean to reduce allergens. If symptoms persist, consult an eye care professional.
Answered on 23rd Apr '24
Dr. Sumeet Agrawal
My vision blacks out when I wake up in the morning
Female | 19
Sometimes, you may experience darkness when opening your eyes after sleeping. This happens due to decreased blood pressure upon standing, causing less oxygen to reach your brain temporarily. Simply rising slowly, stretching gently, can help avoid this condition. If it persists, consulting a ophthalmologist proves wise to ensure no underlying causes exist.
Answered on 19th Apr '24
Dr. Sumeet Agrawal
I am staying in hostel. My warden have conjunctivitis now.I have red eyes after sleeping only is it conjunctivitis
Female | 18
The symptoms which you are experiencing could be conjunctivitis which in layman’s terms is referred to as pink eye. Conjunctivitis indicates the inflammation of the conjunctiva, the thin, transparent layer surrounding the white area of the eye. In my opinion, you have to consult an ophthalmologist.
Answered on 16th Apr '24
Dr. Sumit Aggarwal
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