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What Causes Burning Sensation In The Eyes After Using Contact Lens?

I have been using eye drops for seven days for a eye infection I thought it was cleared up, so I put my contract back in and within 30 seconds it felt like fire in my eye! I immediately took the contact back out! I noticed a calcium spot on the outer ring of the contract every since then my eye has been worse and I feel a little knot or bump on my eye but I can not see it with my other eye and other people also can not see it, I think I have something stuck in my eye or have a wart or ulcer in my eye ball! Can you please tell me what you think this is!?
Thu, 15 Oct 2015
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Ophthalmologist,  's  Response
prolong use of contactlense can give rise to dry eye. it can result in corneal erosion. stop using contact lens and use your specs. apply artificial tear drop.get your lens examined by optometrist.if needed it can be changed.
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Ophthalmologist,  Dr. Ashok Kumar Dash's  Response
prolong use of contact can cause dry eye and result in cornealerrosion.dis continue contactlense and use your specs.apply artificial tear eye drop. within ten days time you should be normal. if still there is problem can consult eye doctor.
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What Causes Burning Sensation In The Eyes After Using Contact Lens?

prolong use of contactlense can give rise to dry eye. it can result in corneal erosion. stop using contact lens and use your specs. apply artificial tear drop.get your lens examined by optometrist.if needed it can be changed.