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A corneal ulcer is a breakdown of the cornea (the clear outer layer of the eye) usually because of an infection. The cornea, which is usually clear, becomes inflamed and cloudy, causing your vision to become blurry. If not treated right away, the cornea can become dangerously thin, become scarred, and lead to blindness.
