Pls. give some info. about this eye condition... especially the cause and its treatments... if you know some sites on ophthalmology, pls add it to your ans...
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(m)\n\nThe cornea is the clear part of the eye. The outer surface of the normal cornea is covered by a thin sheet of tissue called "epithelium". A corneal abscess occurs when bacteria or fungus enter the cornea through an injury in the epithelium. The epithelium may heal too quickly and essentially "seal" the bacteria or fungus inside the cornea. The bacteria or fungus grown within the cornea and from an abscess.\n\n\nfor more details see the following website\n\nhttp://eyeclinicforanimals.com/abscess.php
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Those are usually called "floaters", and they're basically bits of undissolved organic material literally "floating" in the gel part of your eye. They aren't a big deal unless they start impeding with vision, which can be a sign of a tear somewhere in your eye. If you've seen an optomitrist and they can't find any tear then it's just floaters (which unfortunately do get worse with age).
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I work for an eye doctor.  We have been in contact almost every day with our Sales Rep from Bausch & Lomb (the company that makes ReNu).  They have advised us not to hand out the solution for the time being.  The Center for Disease Control is investigating the cases reported and trying to discover the cause.  They discovered that the infected patients have all been using the ReNu Solution, but no direct cause has been determined yet.  The CDC has NOT specifically accused B&L for the outbreak but have asked them to halt production and distribution for the time being.  This fungus is extremely rare and only about 50 actual cases of it have been reported.  I think it is important to note that ReNu has been using "Moisture Loc" in their solution for years.  The FDA never approved it until now so that's why they never advertised it and changed the labels on their bottles.  So the actuality of this particular solution causing the fungus is highly unlikely since the same solution has existed for several years now.  However, you should be cautious and proper contact lens care should be used when cleaning and handling your lenses.  Always wash your hands before putting them in and taking them out.  Always use a lens solution that has disinfecting properties.  Sterile saline cleans, but does not disinfect.  This particular fungus does cause permanant eye damage.  If you think you have symptoms, you should consult your eye doctor immediately.  Some symptoms include:\nSudden Vision Loss\nCloudiness\nRed and Irritated Eyes\nPain or Pressure\nAlso, if you are actually diagnosed, be sure that your doctor reports your case to the CDC and B&L.  Please pass this information along and encourage people to consult their eye doctors if they have questions.  Calling B&L directly is not effective and is not recommended
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It is an inflammation of the conjunctiva(the outermost layer of the eye and the inner surface of the eyelids), often due to infection. It may also be caused by adenoviruses.
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that could be retinal detachment. i would definitely go to an eye specialist immediately for testing. instead of waiting for an appointment, inform them that it's an emergency and describe what you are/aren't seeing.
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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=812734&dopt=Abstract\n\nor just do a search just like I did for the answer then make it sound as original as you can. You can always call an Opthomologist office and see if they have time to answer your question.
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It s an eye disease that causes blindness and can be brought on from a series of different diseases., like diabetes.
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I've had relief from short sight (along with astigmatism) and tension in my eyes using ayurveda. Its effects were almost instant. Just a few hours. \nMaybe you wanna check it out.
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It sounds as if the muscles are noit working properly.  See a doctor and ask for a referral to an eye surgeon...;
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You really do need to get to a doctor. I have allergies that cause my eye problems, but if this just recently turned up you have a problem. Good Luck.
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Talk to your eye doctor!
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I had this problem about 10 years ago.  The options i was given at the time was:\n\n1.  Drops to put in my eyes everyday.. everyday or the problem would come back.  It was just like a temporary fix.\n\n2. or have surgery.  I had the surgery and i am glad i did.\n\nI wish you the best of luck.  ~~~  Oh, and keep your hands away from your eyes, use a clean tissue, if not you could get it infected.
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I suppose you had a retinal detachment. I strongly recommend you to undergo an ophalmologist check. I would fear a fibrous tissue formation around silicone vesicles, which is a rather constant complication and of early occurrence.
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I know what is it...\n\nYour eye's retina rented...\n\nIT IS VERY SERIUS PROBLEM.CLOSE YOUR COMPUTER AND YOUR EYE.\n\nGO TO DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY!!!!!
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See a Doctor it sounds like you have set off a case of conjunctivitis...eyes are very delicate don't try any home cures see the Dr...
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its probably conjunctivitis. Why cant you go to the doctors? because if it is this it can be very contagious Ive had it several times. Maybe just go to the chemist then they might be able to help but i really think the GP would be best.
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It sounds like just an infection.  The best thing to do is not wear your contacts for a few days.  Even if your eye goes back to normal its best to wait another day or two afterwords before using your contacts again.  If these symptoms don't subside, i would seriously recommend seeing an eye doctor.