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Cornea Scar

hi.
i use monthly disposable contact lenses.
Last saturday night i woke up in the middle of the night just to find my left eye red n itchy.
i splashed some water and went back to sleep assuming it to be minor infection.
next morning i noticed my eye to be swollen,red,ithcy..i called up the doctor n she suggested me refresh tears.
By monday afternoon my eye was in much better condition with no itchiness but only redness.
in the evening when i visited the doctor she said that there is a scar in the cornea and suggested me 2 drops TOBA(0.3% sterile and Zoxan) also 2 ointments ( Neosparin and ocupol)
today being wednesday the redness is reduced considerably but not fully.
What i m worried about is,will the scar get healed or will it remain permanently?
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233488 tn?1310693103
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Ask your ophthalmologist.
JCH MD
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thanks a lot for the help..!!
basically my eye is f9 now.
the thing is the scar has faded but not vanished.
i can see clear now as before.
So can i weat contact lenses again??
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233488 tn?1310693103
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Hopefully you are seeing an Eye MD ophthalmologist. Only an exam can tell if its likely to go away (small and superficial) or be permanent (deep and large)

JCH MD
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