How Do You Treat Recurrent Corneal Erosion (Eye Injury)?
Have you experienced an eye injury, such as a scratch or poke, and wake up a few weeks later feeling like it just happened? You could be suffering from Recurrent Corneal Erosion. The eye produces a scab-like cover over the wound, protecting the wound from the elements. Each night the eye swells during sleep and sometimes it can swell the scab off the wound causing you to feel the same painful symptoms as when you injured your eye. There are some simple home treatment steps to help you feel better and hopefully prevent the recurrence. Always consult your eye doctor regarding any eye injury or pain. Immediately place a warm compress on the eye, being careful not to apply too much pressure. Avoid bright light. The condition causes hypersensitivity to light, causing more pain and tearing upon exposure. During the day, use Muro 128 5% ophthalmic solution/eye drops up to 3 times a day. It may sting for a few seconds but should bring immediately relief following. Follow the directions on the
