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Minor scratch in the eye
I got a minor scratch in the eye last Saturday and i had slightly blurry vision, i consulted a doctor and she said its a minor scratch and it will heal within 48 hours (1mm scratch on the cornea is what she said) she prescribed me a lubricating gel and it was almost 95 healed by 47 hours, but unknowingly i have rubbed my eyes a lot in sleep and i have a slightly blurry vision again since yesterday. What should i do? Will it heal by itself in some days?
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the doctor will have to see.. sometimes you may end up with recurrent corneal erosions.
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I would recommend you to visit your ophthalmologist.
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