Corneal erosion is a condition where the outer layer of the cornea (epithelium) loosens or falls off, often causing pain, blurred vision, and sensitivity to light.
It can be caused by trauma, dry eye, or certain corneal conditions.
Treatment typically involves lubricating eye drops and, in some cases, bandage contact lenses or surgery.
Many people may or may not be familiar with Eye patch. For those who are familiar with it, but don’t know the rationale behind it, bare in mind that it may not be an Insignia or fashion item of some sort but a form of treatment.
Most eye patches are recommended by the optometrist as treatment for certain eye issues.
Some of these eye issues includes.
Amblyopia or lazy eye.
Binocular diplopia or double vision
Infection
Cornea abrasion
Strabismus/squint.
Although some eye patch are usually fashion oriented. But whenever you see someone with an eye patch, bare in mind that the person may be treating the aforementioned conditions.
