Many people say that blurred vision after pink eye can affect vision later on, is that true or false? (Ngoc, 28 years old, Hanoi ).
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Blurred vision after pink eye is due to damage to the cornea, accompanied by other symptoms such as excessive, uncontrolled tearing, gritty feeling, foreign body sensation, and eye pain.
Blurred vision after pink eye requires early treatment to avoid dangerous complications such as corneal ulcers and infections. Many cases of blurred vision after pink eye are caused by uveitis, iritis, ciliary body inflammation or corneal ulcers, which cause poor vision, severe pain and can lead to permanent vision loss if not treated promptly.
If blurred vision after pink eye persists and causes vision loss, you should go to a medical facility for timely diagnosis, advice and treatment.
To reduce discomfort when having sore eyes, you should clean your eyes regularly. You can apply warm or cold compresses to your eyes.
Wear protective glasses when going out, avoid contact with harmful agents. Do not touch your eyes, do not rub your eyes, let your eyes rest regularly and appropriately.
Supplement the necessary nutrients for the eyes. Stop using contact lenses when the eyes are infected. Avoid sharing cups, bowls, and towels with others to prevent infection. Do not rub your eyes or go swimming, this will aggravate the condition.
Follow your doctor's instructions and see a doctor immediately if you have any unusual symptoms.
Dr. Ha Huy Thien Thanh
Department of Ophthalmology, FSEC Children's Eye Center
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