Swelling of the cornea, typically due to a lack of oxygen from overwearing lenses or a poor fit.
An inflammatory reaction where small bumps (papillae) form under the upper eyelid, often due to lens deposits or mechanical rubbing. Contact Lens Complications
A scratch on the cornea's surface caused by a damaged lens, trapped foreign bodies, or improper handling. Swelling of the cornea, typically due to a
A rare but severe parasitic infection often found in tap water, hot tubs, or swimming pools. It is notoriously difficult to treat. A rare but severe parasitic infection often found
Contact lens complications range from mild irritation to sight-threatening infections. While lenses are generally safe, they interact directly with the cornea, potentially disrupting its oxygen supply and natural defenses. Common Non-Infectious Complications
Often caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa or Staphylococcus , frequently linked to poor hygiene or sleeping in lenses.
Small white inflammatory spots on the cornea that are not caused by an active infection but can indicate corneal distress. Serious Infectious Complications