Thanks for the video! I got a corneal abrasion a day ago and was one of the most painful things I’ve experienced. When I got it I had no idea that alot of other people got it as well. I hope it gets better quickly!
I hope you feel better. You can see many experienced and powerful doctors with more experience who can prescribe the right medication. Please find a experienced doctor immediately.
Thank you for a detailed yet brief explanation of this topic. I can attest to the fact that a small tree branch twig poking my eye caused me great pain and took almost a week to heal with symptoms of pain, redness of the eye, huge amounts of tearing in the eye, sensitivity to light, blurry vision, and mucus formation in the eye. For the first three days I was unable to sleep due to discomfort. The ER doctor prescribed an antibiotic drop while it was healing and due to the presence of likely infection from the dirty tree branch.
My son has an abrasion from a tree branch. We’re going to dr in the morning, but this eased my mind as horrible thoughts of surgery ran through my head. Thankyou for the video! Modern medicine is the best!!
@@Hyestar it took about a week & 2 days to heal. But I went to my eye doctor & he gave me a gel & that helped heal faster. I suggest you go do the same if you can’t even open it after 2 weeks
This is a horrible condition. I have had it too for about 30 months now. At first, I would wake up once every ten days with this horrible sensation in my right eye that felt like sand eroding my eye in the most painful way imaginable. After quite some research I learned that this was what was going on with my eye. The incidences became less prevalent, eventually happening weeks apart. The only way I could treat it was with eye drops at night (but that didn't totally stop it, it just reduced the hours I had to deal with it every morning. What I did find was that, if I put something warm (not too hot, but very warm) on my eye, it reduced the pain significantly after several minutes. In the end, I do not wish this even for my enemies. Because not even pain pills help for this condition
@@Limayyy Thank you for asking. The first year was the worst Then the gaps between episodes became longer - I would say once every three weeks. More recently it is better, still happens once every few weeks but not as bad as it was in the beginning.
Ur said right it is very painful cold water automatically increase pain when I bath and after effect of pain reduced in noon this injury is very dangerous I don't understand what i do now can anyone tell how to correct this if there is certain food then tell me name
@@jokarpokar981 the only thing that helped for me was 1. Lie down and put something warm on your affected eye for a few minutes 2. Before you go to sleep put in a few drops of lipid eye drops in the eye (follow the instructions on the product box) But it takes very long for this recurring condition to improve
Cornea abrasion do not last 30 months. You are in a for-profit healthcare system. The doctors do not want to go bankrupt and have very high tuition costs for schools. You should see a experienced debt-free doctor that will not keep ruining your eye for profits. These doctors do not have ethics and do not have legal requirements from lying to you. You are making someone very rich.
Great point about the ointment helping to lessen the painful sensation. Good phrase to say, because some opt not to use ointment due to its iccky sensation in the eye.
I have one, but it doesn’t really hurt. And there’s no blurred vision. Just feels mildly scratchy if I blink. It’s really nothing major. I went in to an eye doctor and he did the dye test. I got an antibiotic eye drop I’m gonna take every 3 hours and it’ll heal fast. Not to major
I’ve had a cornea abrasion for 4 years now and I’m losing my vision every month and I’m 16 and I can’t enjoy anything I do becuase I think of it every second of my life it bothers me if anybody knows how to treat it so I can go back to normal plzzz help me I’ll do anything
Put the gel from your doctors in at night and tape your eyes shut with the medical tape that wont rip your eyebrows out. Use the 0.3% ointment (i think its 0.5% in USA) every 2 hours during the day. Apply the ointment to your eyes before you open your eyes in the morning so they are moist (apply to the part of each eye closest to your nose, that red/pink part and allow your eyes to lubricate before you open your eyes). This helped me immensely and i wrote to my doctor about it. I hope you recover and start feeling good again. You can recover.
Ive had this for 12 weeks now. Started from either a scratch rubbing my eyes, or from the beach. I've recently been told by my eye doctor to tape my eyes shut when I sleep, as its possible I'm involuntarily opening my eyes during sleep. Almost twice a week now I cannot open my eyes in the morning and extreme pain keeps me in bed all day. Feels like insects are eating my eyes. I am in Japan and my medication is half the strength of what is show in the video for the drops and gel, and i think thats the maximum they have. The doctor also said this is fairly common, as it was very new to me. I wouldnt wish this on anyone.
@@ineedbbwshoe7906 I now have a painful condition once a month, compared to once a week. And its no longer extremely painful. So my condition has lasted 7-8 months now, and the last 2 months have been a great improvement. Keeping my eyes moist is the key. Having a humidifier on during sleep has been good. Keeping positive is very important as it is depressing, so exercise and being active during days my eyes are in great condition also counter that. I have been told by my doctor that the approaching springtime will be a good time to heal. I estimate I'll need at least 6 weeks of no painful attacks before I can say I am clear of this condition.
I think I have a corneal Abrasion, it's really discomforting. I'll try to see an ophthalmologist to get an antibiotic and oil ointment to ease the discomfort.
Thanks Dr. Zeba I have corneal abrasion due to Grinder tiny metal fragment on work and i have seen a doctor he removed it ,But there is sign which is not healed well and my Question is will it heal by itself or Should I take a known prescribed eye drops .
@@sajjadahmad2403 yah it became better the next day, I just had to rest for a day not using my phone or go out in the sun, don’t worry it will get better soon hopefully
My name is Will.Do you have any idea how weird it's is to have a corneal abrasion, and trying to look it up and get this. The universe is talking to me😄
Hi! I have recently suffered a corneal abrasion due to an accidental entry of a shred of glass in my eye. The doctor has prescribed me an amoxyfloxacin drop and has told me to wear a contact lens for 3 days straight. Is this in someway the correct prescription should be done in such an injury?
I'm wondering if i can just wait and sleep for a few days for my cloudy vision to be clear. I have experienced all the symptoms of corneal abrasion days ago due to an eye infection. I don't want to open my eyes so i just slept through most of the day and took the medicine the doctor gave me. The next day, it doesn't hurt anymore but both my eyes are still blurry. Now, the cloudiness is subsiding, my vision's getting a bit more clearer, but it's still there. Can i just leave it to heal itself without applying anything?
@@e4crypt3d the pain and the light sensitivity of my eyes only lasted for a day and a half, tho it took 11 days for all the blurriness to subside. Does yours still hurt or is it just light sensitivity?
Hello, I got a Cucus McBruno yesterday and I’m hurting, ouch, oof, ugh. Ya, that’s proof! But honestly thanks for making the video now I can tell people that I had a Caber Shpadsin and they’ll be so jealous on how I know big words :)
Its really discomforting 😂 I've in my both eyes and it feels like damn I've fucked my eyes very rough. I wish there were treatments for this. This really sucks 😞
Medical malpractice is a common problem in America. The opinion of one doctor is often contradicted by another. Always contact professional lawyer if you think your doctor is trying to exploit your health for profits and misreporting your symptoms to hide their faulty prognosis. If you feel like you are being blamed for your health condition, contact a lawyer immediately.
This is a horrible condition. I have had it too for about 30 months now. At first, I would wake up once every ten days with this horrible sensation in my right eye that felt like sand eroding my eye in the most painful way imaginable. After quite some research I learned that this was what was going on with my eye. The incidences became less prevalent, eventually happening weeks apart. The only way I could treat it was with eye drops at night (but that didn't totally stop it, it just reduced the hours I had to deal with it every morning. What I did find was that, if I put something warm (not too hot, but very warm) on my eye, it reduced the pain significantly after several minutes. In the end, I do not wish this even for my enemies. Because not even pain pills help for this condition
@@igorjesus2121 I think it is over now but once every few months I have a bad eye day But this post is about recurring corneal abbrasion not general corneal sensitivity, so I think its the way I sometimes sleep It is unavoidable to sometimes wake up with your head facing the cushion and that material can brush over an eye and cause a burn The cornea is very sensitive Also I live in a dry hot place (in summer) which adds to eye irritation Thanks for showing interest
@@mistermornevanderberg did you go through surgery? My son poked my eye. I'm dealing with this for two months now and my life is shit. I cannot sleep, if I'm luck two hours per day. I'm seriously thinking about removing my eye or suicide, but I won't because I have a son to take care of. It's the worst pain imaginable. Doctor told me that I'll have this condition for life. What type of care do you have with your eye now? Your post gives me hope, but at the same time, maybe your situation was better than mine. Maybe I'm unluck and I'll never be better. I'm "talking" like a loser or a little cry baby, but it's a torture/agony. I'm losing sanity.
@@igorjesus2121 it depends on the severity of the injury The cornea is a unique part of your eye that can pain terribly when it is detached from the eye I was lucky enough not to have had surgery But it took very long to heal
This is a horrible condition. I have had it too for about 30 months now. At first, I would wake up once every ten days with this horrible sensation in my right eye that felt like sand eroding my eye in the most painful way imaginable. After quite some research I learned that this was what was going on with my eye. The incidences became less prevalent, eventually happening weeks apart. The only way I could treat it was with eye drops at night (but that didn't totally stop it, it just reduced the hours I had to deal with it every morning. What I did find was that, if I put something warm (not too hot, but very warm) on my eye, it reduced the pain significantly after several minutes. In the end, I do not wish this even for my enemies. Because not even pain pills help for this condition
This is a horrible condition. I have had it too for about 30 months now. At first, I would wake up once every ten days with this horrible sensation in my right eye that felt like sand eroding my eye in the most painful way imaginable. After quite some research I learned that this was what was going on with my eye. The incidences became less prevalent, eventually happening weeks apart. The only way I could treat it was with eye drops at night (but that didn't totally stop it, it just reduced the hours I had to deal with it every morning. What I did find was that, if I put something warm (not too hot, but very warm) on my eye, it reduced the pain significantly after several minutes. In the end, I do not wish this even for my enemies. Because not even pain pills help for this condition
I woke up one night and it felt like sand or something grainy was in my left eye for like almost an hour! It seems to die down a bit after that though. I still think I may have something wrong with the eye
@@bheckie016 In the first year it was once every two or three weeks, in the second year the recurrance was more sparse - Once every three weeks and now in the third year almost it hasn't lasted as long as it did before - in the beginning it lasted a full day and included the sand in the eye feeling in yhe morning and it was burning and painful for a full day. Then I had blurry vision for at least 4 days thereafter. I havent had an event in the last 6 weeks or so At least not like the beginning so I guess I can report it will get better I can recommend putting something warm but not yoo hot on your eyes for at least 5 minutes if it happens to you in the morning I also took Artelac Advanced lipid eye drops for a year during my first year - Good luck and take care of your eyes
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So painful. The most painful shit I’ve ever experienced and so uncomfortable.
Have you fully recovered? I got a corneal abrasion yesterday 😭😭
Thanks for the video! I got a corneal abrasion a day ago and was one of the most painful things I’ve experienced. When I got it I had no idea that alot of other people got it as well. I hope it gets better quickly!
I hope you feel better. You can see many experienced and powerful doctors with more experience who can prescribe the right medication. Please find a experienced doctor immediately.
Good job in explaining what a corneal abrasion is and how to treat it. Thanks for doing the video.
Thank you for a detailed yet brief explanation of this topic. I can attest to the fact that a small tree branch twig poking my eye caused me great pain and took almost a week to heal with symptoms of pain, redness of the eye, huge amounts of tearing in the eye, sensitivity to light, blurry vision, and mucus formation in the eye. For the first three days I was unable to sleep due to discomfort. The ER doctor prescribed an antibiotic drop while it was healing and due to the presence of likely infection from the dirty tree branch.
Sir is your eye okay now? It's been 3 years!
@@ruatkimarka_ It's completely back to normal, and my optometrist says there is no scarring. Thanks for asking.
"Discomfort" doesn't even begin to describe it.
My son has an abrasion from a tree branch. We’re going to dr in the morning, but this eased my mind as horrible thoughts of surgery ran through my head. Thankyou for the video! Modern medicine is the best!!
Very informative video yet on this topic and well presented quickly clearly and easy to comprehend. Thank you
Wow! My eye doctors told me just to suffer with it and nothing they can do even after I asked for eye drops and eye patch.
Going through this right now. Most painful experience I’ve ever had. Going on day 4 & The gel ointment really has helped.
How long did yours take to get better....im two weeks in and i cant even open my eye!
@@Hyestar it took about a week & 2 days to heal. But I went to my eye doctor & he gave me a gel & that helped heal faster. I suggest you go do the same if you can’t even open it after 2 weeks
ss2jesus thank you. I have been and have an ointment. But it’s not helping. Starting to worry me a bit. As my eyes are my livelihood
@@Hyestar go see your eye dr. asap especially if hasn’t gotten better even with ointment
@@Hyestar did it heal?
This is a horrible condition. I have had it too for about 30 months now.
At first, I would wake up once every ten days with this horrible
sensation in my right eye that felt like sand eroding my eye in the most
painful way imaginable. After quite some research I learned that this
was what was going on with my eye. The incidences became less prevalent,
eventually happening weeks apart. The only way I could treat it was
with eye drops at night (but that didn't totally stop it, it just
reduced the hours I had to deal with it every morning. What I did find
was that, if I put something warm (not too hot, but very warm) on my
eye, it reduced the pain significantly after several minutes. In the
end, I do not wish this even for my enemies. Because not even pain pills
help for this condition
Did it ever get better?
@@Limayyy Thank you for asking. The first year was the worst Then the gaps between episodes became longer - I would say once every three weeks. More recently it is better, still happens once every few weeks but not as bad as it was in the beginning.
Ur said right it is very painful cold water automatically increase pain when I bath and after effect of pain reduced in noon this injury is very dangerous I don't understand what i do now can anyone tell how to correct this if there is certain food then tell me name
@@jokarpokar981 the only thing that helped for me was 1. Lie down and put something warm on your affected eye for a few minutes 2. Before you go to sleep put in a few drops of lipid eye drops in the eye (follow the instructions on the product box) But it takes very long for this recurring condition to improve
Cornea abrasion do not last 30 months. You are in a for-profit healthcare system. The doctors do not want to go bankrupt and have very high tuition costs for schools. You should see a experienced debt-free doctor that will not keep ruining your eye for profits. These doctors do not have ethics and do not have legal requirements from lying to you. You are making someone very rich.
Great point about the ointment helping to lessen the painful sensation. Good phrase to say, because some opt not to use ointment due to its iccky sensation in the eye.
I have one, but it doesn’t really hurt. And there’s no blurred vision. Just feels mildly scratchy if I blink. It’s really nothing major. I went in to an eye doctor and he did the dye test. I got an antibiotic eye drop I’m gonna take every 3 hours and it’ll heal fast. Not to major
What if you start to develop doublenvision 3 days after the injury occurred??
I’ve had a cornea abrasion for 4 years now and I’m losing my vision every month and I’m 16 and I can’t enjoy anything I do becuase I think of it every second of my life it bothers me if anybody knows how to treat it so I can go back to normal plzzz help me I’ll do anything
Put the gel from your doctors in at night and tape your eyes shut with the medical tape that wont rip your eyebrows out. Use the 0.3% ointment (i think its 0.5% in USA) every 2 hours during the day. Apply the ointment to your eyes before you open your eyes in the morning so they are moist (apply to the part of each eye closest to your nose, that red/pink part and allow your eyes to lubricate before you open your eyes). This helped me immensely and i wrote to my doctor about it. I hope you recover and start feeling good again. You can recover.
Ive had this for 12 weeks now. Started from either a scratch rubbing my eyes, or from the beach. I've recently been told by my eye doctor to tape my eyes shut when I sleep, as its possible I'm involuntarily opening my eyes during sleep. Almost twice a week now I cannot open my eyes in the morning and extreme pain keeps me in bed all day. Feels like insects are eating my eyes. I am in Japan and my medication is half the strength of what is show in the video for the drops and gel, and i think thats the maximum they have. The doctor also said this is fairly common, as it was very new to me. I wouldnt wish this on anyone.
Are you better now
@@ineedbbwshoe7906 I now have a painful condition once a month, compared to once a week. And its no longer extremely painful. So my condition has lasted 7-8 months now, and the last 2 months have been a great improvement. Keeping my eyes moist is the key. Having a humidifier on during sleep has been good. Keeping positive is very important as it is depressing, so exercise and being active during days my eyes are in great condition also counter that. I have been told by my doctor that the approaching springtime will be a good time to heal. I estimate I'll need at least 6 weeks of no painful attacks before I can say I am clear of this condition.
Antz Macadamia hope you fully recover
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Looking very good
I think I have a corneal Abrasion, it's really discomforting. I'll try to see an ophthalmologist to get an antibiotic and oil ointment to ease the discomfort.
Are you better now what did it feel like for you?
Thanks Dr. Zeba I have corneal abrasion due to Grinder tiny metal fragment on work and i have seen a doctor he removed it ,But there is sign which is not healed well and my Question is will it heal by itself or Should I take a known prescribed eye drops .
Thank you, I had corneal abrasion a day ago but didn’t feel anything other than blurry vision which was super annoying
Hello is your blurred vision become ok or not i have same situation
@@sajjadahmad2403 yah it became better the next day, I just had to rest for a day not using my phone or go out in the sun, don’t worry it will get better soon hopefully
@@maryam6138 it my 4 week i have blurred vision on that spot which is demaged due to grinder spark see cloudy
@@sajjadahmad2403 Is your vision okay now?
I need help! My left eye has an abrasion and it’s now blurry. Been like this for 20 years what can be done?
Very good explanation. Thank you!
Can cataract operation cause cornea damage??
I have stomach ulcers, and this hurt so much worse
Hope daniel gets better 😕
good job young lady
I just got one of these today and it hurrrrrttsss do not recommend it to my worst enemy.
My name is Will.Do you have any idea how weird it's is to have a corneal abrasion, and trying to look it up and get this. The universe is talking to me😄
got one right now- had to come home from school, worst thing ever
Hi!
I have recently suffered a corneal abrasion due to an accidental entry of a shred of glass in my eye.
The doctor has prescribed me an amoxyfloxacin drop and has told me to wear a contact lens for 3 days straight. Is this in someway the correct prescription should be done in such an injury?
You should get second opinion. There is gel and glue that can be placed on the cornea to speed up the healing process.
@@jamesburger3874 The first prescription worked out to be quite well for me. But thank you for reaching back! Peace ✌️
@@LockheedMonster if ur problem got fine what did u used
@@JyotiSingh-ie2gd I used a bandage lens and amoxyfloxacin drops
@@LockheedMonster ok thanku
I'm wondering if i can just wait and sleep for a few days for my cloudy vision to be clear. I have experienced all the symptoms of corneal abrasion days ago due to an eye infection. I don't want to open my eyes so i just slept through most of the day and took the medicine the doctor gave me. The next day, it doesn't hurt anymore but both my eyes are still blurry. Now, the cloudiness is subsiding, my vision's getting a bit more clearer, but it's still there. Can i just leave it to heal itself without applying anything?
My corneal abrasion is causing me headache everyday its still light sensitive its been 3 weeks. How long did it take to heal for yours?
@@e4crypt3d the pain and the light sensitivity of my eyes only lasted for a day and a half, tho it took 11 days for all the blurriness to subside. Does yours still hurt or is it just light sensitivity?
@@jalm67 its still light sensitive and blurred and hurt a little bit
@@jalm67 I have to sit on the computer for my work so its making life hell for me rn
@@e4crypt3d did it heal?
It's been two days and my epithelial is healing now. But I still have blurred vision. Pls hlp me out
Hii is your blurred vision better now?
@@shivamverma7 hey. Yes it's clear now. Thanx for ur concern brother. God bless u 🔥🔥❤️❤️
@@wonder2860 how much time did it take to get normal?
@@shivamverma7 3-4 days
I love you thanks for the info
Hello, I got a Cucus McBruno yesterday and I’m hurting, ouch, oof, ugh. Ya, that’s proof! But honestly thanks for making the video now I can tell people that I had a Caber Shpadsin and they’ll be so jealous on how I know big words :)
Its really discomforting 😂 I've in my both eyes and it feels like damn I've fucked my eyes very rough. I wish there were treatments for this. This really sucks 😞
Medical malpractice is a common problem in America. The opinion of one doctor is often contradicted by another. Always contact professional lawyer if you think your doctor is trying to exploit your health for profits and misreporting your symptoms to hide their faulty prognosis. If you feel like you are being blamed for your health condition, contact a lawyer immediately.
Are you a lawyer trying to marketing himself? How your comment is related to the topic?
The ointment only jams up or guns up the eye and makes it more difficult to use as the eyelid gets stuck open or shut in my experience!
if u could have remembered these words, rather than reading from a screen...
This is a horrible condition. I have had it too for about 30 months now.
At first, I would wake up once every ten days with this horrible
sensation in my right eye that felt like sand eroding my eye in the most
painful way imaginable. After quite some research I learned that this
was what was going on with my eye. The incidences became less prevalent,
eventually happening weeks apart. The only way I could treat it was
with eye drops at night (but that didn't totally stop it, it just
reduced the hours I had to deal with it every morning. What I did find
was that, if I put something warm (not too hot, but very warm) on my
eye, it reduced the pain significantly after several minutes. In the
end, I do not wish this even for my enemies. Because not even pain pills
help for this condition
Are you better now? Whats the frequency of the episodes now?
@@igorjesus2121 I think it is over now but once every few months I have a bad eye day But this post is about recurring corneal abbrasion not general corneal sensitivity, so I think its the way I sometimes sleep It is unavoidable to sometimes wake up with your head facing the cushion and that material can brush over an eye and cause a burn The cornea is very sensitive Also I live in a dry hot place (in summer) which adds to eye irritation Thanks for showing interest
@@mistermornevanderberg did you go through surgery? My son poked my eye. I'm dealing with this for two months now and my life is shit. I cannot sleep, if I'm luck two hours per day. I'm seriously thinking about removing my eye or suicide, but I won't because I have a son to take care of. It's the worst pain imaginable. Doctor told me that I'll have this condition for life.
What type of care do you have with your eye now?
Your post gives me hope, but at the same time, maybe your situation was better than mine. Maybe I'm unluck and I'll never be better. I'm "talking" like a loser or a little cry baby, but it's a torture/agony. I'm losing sanity.
@@igorjesus2121 it depends on the severity of the injury The cornea is a unique part of your eye that can pain terribly when it is detached from the eye I was lucky enough not to have had surgery But it took very long to heal
Going through the same.. For almost 3 years . I can just hope that it may go by itself
This is a horrible condition. I have had it too for about 30 months now.
At first, I would wake up once every ten days with this horrible
sensation in my right eye that felt like sand eroding my eye in the most
painful way imaginable. After quite some research I learned that this
was what was going on with my eye. The incidences became less prevalent,
eventually happening weeks apart. The only way I could treat it was
with eye drops at night (but that didn't totally stop it, it just
reduced the hours I had to deal with it every morning. What I did find
was that, if I put something warm (not too hot, but very warm) on my
eye, it reduced the pain significantly after several minutes. In the
end, I do not wish this even for my enemies. Because not even pain pills
help for this condition
How is your vision now..
@@boshirahmed good thanks, but corneal abrasions' worst symptom is that burning pain, which I'm most grateful for not having any more
This is a horrible condition. I have had it too for about 30 months now.
At first, I would wake up once every ten days with this horrible
sensation in my right eye that felt like sand eroding my eye in the most
painful way imaginable. After quite some research I learned that this
was what was going on with my eye. The incidences became less prevalent,
eventually happening weeks apart. The only way I could treat it was
with eye drops at night (but that didn't totally stop it, it just
reduced the hours I had to deal with it every morning. What I did find
was that, if I put something warm (not too hot, but very warm) on my
eye, it reduced the pain significantly after several minutes. In the
end, I do not wish this even for my enemies. Because not even pain pills
help for this condition
I woke up one night and it felt like sand or something grainy was in my left eye for like almost an hour! It seems to die down a bit after that though. I still think I may have something wrong with the eye
@@PrincessofKeys just hope it is not recurring Its horrible
I'm on my 8months now, did you recover from it already?
@@bheckie016 In the first year it was once every two or three weeks, in the second year the recurrance was more sparse - Once every three weeks and now in the third year almost it hasn't lasted as long as it did before - in the beginning it lasted a full day and included the sand in the eye feeling in yhe morning and it was burning and painful for a full day. Then I had blurry vision for at least 4 days thereafter. I havent had an event in the last 6 weeks or so At least not like the beginning so I guess I can report it will get better I can recommend putting something warm but not yoo hot on your eyes for at least 5 minutes if it happens to you in the morning I also took Artelac Advanced lipid eye drops for a year during my first year - Good luck and take care of your eyes