00:00Thank you so much for joining us today.
00:24Today we have a lot of eye flu patients, which we call Viral Conjunctivitis.
00:30In which we call the eyes of the eye, to show the eye, to show the eye of the eye.
00:37These are very common things.
00:39And with this, we also call the Burner Katar, which we call the Allergy.
00:47This is also very common nowadays.
00:48This is also very common in our children.
00:50This is also very common in our children.
00:59Is this a case for all of us?
01:05All of us are affected by all of us.
01:08But because of the child's immunity, they can see a little bit more.
01:15And because of the child's exposure, play and play, they can reduce the attention of the eye.
01:22This is why children have more allergic problems.
01:28So when the patient comes in, we examine them first,
01:32that sometimes they don't have cornea involved.
01:34Because if the cornea is involved, they have to do a different way.
01:40So if the cornea is fine, we explain the cornea and we explain the cornea.
01:45If there is a patient who has involvement in cornea, we start the cornea,
01:49then we start the cornea.
01:50And we call them quickly to see them.
01:53Until they don't recover their vision.
01:55Because when the cornea is involved, they fall into the eye.
01:59And they fall into the eye.
02:00And they fall into the eye.
02:01And they fall into the eye.
02:01So we have to give them more time.
02:03I did not deliver that.
