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Well one of my family member had some problem with her eyes. When taken to doctor, they bandaged her eye and said had some problem for using lens. Now, wasn't present there so I wonder what could have happened to her. Eye ulcer? or Bacterial or fungal infection? both in the case the treatment is to apply drops as medication or oral medicine. But why did the bandaged her eyes? Are they doing the correct treatment? or not? What is your opinion?
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bandages are given usually for corneal epithelial defects or ulcers. you must have faith in your doctor.he/she will do the best for your patients as per his/her experience.
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There are many indications of bandage contact lens most common being to cover large epithelial defect
It is very difficult to comment without examining her
Kindly share case file so that I may guide you better
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