Corneal Infection

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A corneal infection also known as keratitis is an ophthalmic emergency.

A corneal ulcer is a wound-like sore on your cornea, the clear, dome-shaped tissue layer at the front of your eye. It can be caused by bacteria, fungi, viruses, or parasites.

What are the risk factors for this condition?

Anyone can get corneal ulcers, but you have a higher risk if you have:

Contact lenses that you wear often or for long periods (especially if you sleep or swim with them still in, or don’t maintain them properly)
A current or past herpes simplex virus infection or varicella-zoster virus infection.
Dry eyes
Steroid-containing medicated eye drops that you’re currently using or recently used.
An injury or burn on your cornea.
Type 2 diabetes.
A history of eye surgery.
A history of other eye diseases, especially corneal diseases.

corneal infection before treatment

What are the Symptoms Corneal Infection

Light sensitivity

Significant pain

Blurred vision

Redness of eye

How are corneal ulcers treated, and is there a cure?

Other treatments may be possible or necessary, depending on your specific circumstances. Your eye specialist Dr Kavita Rao is the best source of information about the treatment options available for your specific case having treated and saved thousands of eyes with corneal infections.

corneal infection after treatment

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Corneal Infection

What are the risk factors for this condition?

corneal infection before treatment

What are the Symptoms Corneal Infection

Light sensitivity

Significant pain

Blurred vision

Redness of eye

How are corneal ulcers treated, and is there a cure?

corneal infection after treatment

Client Review

Meena Talreja

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