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Will the white dot on my eye go away
So I ve had a tiny white dot on the brown part of my eye, and I went to my eye doctor and he said that we found it before it became a large ulcer. He prescribed me some eye drops and I ve been using them for about a week now. My eye feels and looks a lot better, but the white dot is still there. At the follow up, my doctor said there might be some possible scarring. Does that mean the white dot will not be going away, or does it just take some time? Thanks!
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You are still 17 yrs , with growth of your body it will fade away if it is not deep scar .
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If it is corneal scar then it will persist
If it is not in visual axis then this will have no effect on eye or eye sight
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the corneal opacity will remai for ever.the effect on vision will depend on its size, site
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