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Scar Due To Sub-Epithelial Infiltrates

2021-05-07 07:28:20
Doctor, I Have Heared From Some Practo's Doctor That Small White Spots in Cornea (May Be Called As Sub-Epithelial Infiltrates) Can Cause Permanent Scarring in Cornea. Why The Small White Spots Cause Permanent Scarring in Cornea? Who Among Those Who Have The Sub-Epithelial Infiltrates In Their Eye is in The Risk For The Scar Formation Due To The Sub-Epithelial Infiltrates? Does Using Lubricating Eye Gel Must Prevent The Sub-Epithelial Infiltrates To Cause Permanent Scarring in Cornea? Pls Ans, Doc.
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Hello A. Nobody knows who will have scarring and who will get clear cornea. B. Small white are scars...theh don't cause scarring.. They themselves are scars

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