A doctor and patient discuss eye problems in a realistic hospital conversation. The patient mentions crusting in the corner of their eye, mild redness, blurred vision from an eye test, and pain when blinking. Learn the actual English phrases doctors use.
I'm just gonna look at the eyelashes. And do you wear contacts or glasses at all? No. You been putting any drops or anything in there? No. Any like discharge, goop, crusting? A little crust in the corner this morning. Doing any warm compress or anything like that? I did yesterday. I did 2 times and then right when I woke up this morning. Any redness like to the white part of the eye that you've noticed? I felt like yesterday I noticed a tiny bit inside, but nothing Crazy. Any blurred vision? I didn't think so until we were doing that eye test out there. No double vision, loss of vision, no eye injury? When I did the compress, after I take it off, then it takes a while for my eye to get back. Adjust? Yeah, like I feel like it's like dark in there. Light sensitivity? Yeah, maybe. Okay, but no pain with eye movement, like extraocular movement, meaning like when you move your eyes, there's not pain? No. No. Okay. More so when I blink, I can just feel a little irritation. Exactly. It's not like it really hurts, but I can feel it.
