Infectious Keratitis: The Contact Lens Mistake You Must Avoid

Описание: Contact lens users, listen up. Infectious keratitis is a serious eye infection that can lead to corneal scarring or even vision loss if not treated quickly.

In this Short, Dr. John Legarreta, board-certified ophthalmologist, explains what causes this dangerous condition, what symptoms to watch for, and why prompt treatment is critical.

👁️ Redness, pain, discharge = warning signs
⚠️ Improper lens use is a top trigger
💧 Antibiotic, antiviral, or antifungal drops are often required
🔍 Severe cases may need a corneal transplant

Don’t ignore the signs—your sight could depend on it.

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