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What are Corneal Ulcers Symptoms Causes Treatment Options and More
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A corneal ulcer is an erosion or open sore on the surface of the cornea. The cornea is the transparent area at the front part of the eye that serves as a window through which we see. It also refracts light and offers protection to other parts of the eye. If the cornea becomes inflamed due to infection or injury, an ulcer may develop. • A corneal ulcer is a serious condition that must be treated promptly to avoid lasting vision problems. Although good medicines are available for treatment, corneal ulcers can cause severe loss of vision and even blindness. • Watch this video to know all about Corneal Ulcers.. • *************************************************************************** • MEDICAL ANIMATION TRANSCRIPT: • Corneal Ulcer • The cornea is eye’s clear, protective outer layer. • Iris: Its situated above the iris. • The white of your eye is known as sclera. • A corneal ulcer is an open sore on the cornea. • It helps in focusing the objects while seeing. • Corneal ulcer is a medical emergency if not treated in time, it may cause complete vision loss. • Visit your ophthalmologist immediately if you have symptoms of it. • Symptoms of corneal ulcer • Decrease in vision over a period of hours to few days. • Red eye • Severe eye pain • Feeling that something is in your eye • Tears • Pus or thick discharge from draining from your eye • Blurry vision • Swollen eyes • In case of large ulcer a white round spot on the cornea is visible. • Causes of corneal ulcer • Most corneal ulcers are caused by infections • Bacterial infections • Viral infections • Fungal infections • May happen after injury with organic material such as branches or twigs. • Disorders that cause dry eyes. • Can leave your eyes without the germ-fighting protection or tears affect the eyelid that prevents your eye from closing completely. • Can dry your cornea and make it more vulnerable to ulcers. • Chemical burn or other caustic solution splashes. • People who wear lenses are at an increased risk of corneal ulcers. • Bacteria may be on the lens or in your cleaning solutions. • Wearing contact lenses for long time can block oxygen to the cornea. • Self care at home • If you wear lenses remove them immediately. • Apply cool compresses to the affected eye. • Do not touch or rub your eye with your fingers. • Limit spreading infection by washing your hands often • Treatment of corneal ulcer • Medications are used to get rid of infection. • If the ulcer cannot be controlled with medications or if it threatens to perforate the cornea. • You may require an emergency surgical procedure. • *************************************************************************** • TimeStamps • 0:00 Introduction of Corneal Ulcer • 1:20 Symptoms of corneal ulcer • 2:59 Causes of corneal ulcer • 5:30 Self care at home • 6:20 Treatment of corneal ulcer • *************************************************************************** • Follow us on: • Facebook: / eremedium • Instagram: / eremedium • Linkedin: / 13197441 • ************************************************************************ • Disclaimer: Eremedium videos are for informational purposes only and should not be construed as advice or as a substitute for consulting a physician. • #cornea #cornealtransplant #ulcers
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