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Medical Conditions - Injury To Cornea

Injury to the cornea refers to a wound that is caused due to an infection or injury in the corneal layer. The symptoms of corneal injury include eye pain, light sensitivity, burning sensation in the eye, watery eyes, swollen eyes, and redness of the eye. If exposed to chemical agents, flush away with water for 15 minutes and should be taken to nearby emergency care.

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Is it safe to use Halloween colored contact lenses?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Ophthalmologists do not recommend colored contact lenses. However, they may be used occasionally for not more than a few hours.

My son got a cornea injury. Will his vision be alright?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Did he get any surgery for cornea, except sutures? Immediately after cataract surgery, it may be possible to see clearly. But, usually it takes around six weeks to regain vision. Keep using the drops. Do not worry.

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I accidentally got hair conditioner in my eye and feels dry. Please help.

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Is it happening for the first time? Do you have same history in the past? Are your eyes red or painful? Please answer these questions so that I can prescribe you drops as early as possible and you will feel better. Thanks and regards.

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