Hello, Calotropis plants exude a white milky fluid, if this get into the eye - it can lead to a condition called corneal edema, causing blurred vision. There are numerous treatments to halt this disease process initially, but in case of long standing/ complicated cases, it is better to see a CORNEA specialist. This condition may in severe circumstances destroy vital tissues on the surface of the eye as well, this may need specialist equipment & expertise to manage & there may not be one straightforward solution this issue. Hope this helps you & wishing you a swift recovery.

Hello This is case of chemical injury Treatment depends on status of anterior segment of eye Kindly share your case file and test reports so that I may guide you better

Please share a close up pic of his eyes with information about pain redness watering discharge itching and blurring of vision and share the prescriptions.

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