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Another day, another case 👁️⚠️ This is a corneal abrasion. This is a break in the outermost layer of the cornea that can cause surprisingly severe symptoms 👀 Patients often describe sudden pain, watering, light sensitivity, blurred vision, and the feeling that there’s something stuck in the eye. Considering the cornea is one of the most densely innervated tissues in the body, even a small abrasion can be incredibly uncomfortable 🔦 The bright green staining with fluorescein clearly outlines the epithelial defect, helping us assess its size, location, and whether there are any signs of a more serious injury. So what’s the management? 👇 The first priority is identifying and treating the cause. If there’s a retained foreign body, it needs to be removed. Broad-spectrum topical antibiotics are commonly prescribed to reduce the risk of secondary infection, with contact lens wearers requiring antipseudomonal cover because of the increased risk of microbial keratitis. Lubricants help support epithelial healing and improve comfort, while oral analgesia may be needed for pain relief. Patients should also avoid contact lens wear until the cornea has completely healed. Just as importantly, these patients need appropriate follow-up to ensure the epithelium is healing as expected and to check for complications such as infection or recurrent corneal erosion. The good news? Most uncomplicated corneal abrasions heal remarkably quickly—often within 24–72 hours. A tiny scratch on the surface... but one that deserves prompt treatment to protect both comfort and vision 💫 #eyes #health #education #optometrist #care
Another day, another case 👁️⚠️ This is a corneal abrasion. This is a break in the outermost layer of the cornea that can cause surprisingly severe symptoms 👀 Patients often describe sudden pain, watering, light sensitivity, blurred vision, and the feeling that there’s something stuck in the eye. Considering the cornea is one of the most densely innervated tissues in the body, even a small abrasion can be incredibly uncomfortable 🔦 The bright green staining with fluorescein clearly outlines the epithelial defect, helping us assess its size, location, and whether there are any signs of a more serious injury. So what’s the management? 👇 The first priority is identifying and treating the cause. If there’s a retained foreign body, it needs to be removed. Broad-spectrum topical antibiotics are commonly prescribed to reduce the risk of secondary infection, with contact lens wearers requiring antipseudomonal cover because of the increased risk of microbial keratitis. Lubricants help support epithelial healing and improve comfort, while oral analgesia may be needed for pain relief. Patients should also avoid contact lens wear until the cornea has completely healed. Just as importantly, these patients need appropriate follow-up to ensure the epithelium is healing as expected and to check for complications such as infection or recurrent corneal erosion. The good news? Most uncomplicated corneal abrasions heal remarkably quickly—often within 24–72 hours. A tiny scratch on the surface... but one that deserves prompt treatment to protect both comfort and vision 💫 #eyes #health #education #optometrist #care

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