As initially reported by a healthcare professional via email on 13nov2020, it was reported that, several female patients developed ulcers.After switching to these contact lenses, a female patent developed second ulcer.Symptoms resolution is unknown.Additional information has been requested.
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On (b)(6) 2020, a female patient complained of pain in the left eye accompanied by significant headache/migraine.She also complaints of pressure feeling and felt photophobic.The eye developed some redness.Upon examination, it was noted that the left cornea was dense inferior, circular ulcer with overlying stain.Anterior chamber are deep with no evidence of cells or flare was noted.Besifloxacin ophthalmic suspension eye drop was prescribed for 48 hours with rtc.On (b)(6) 2020, patient still complained of light sensitive, pressure feeling and headache was present.Eyes are fatigue, tired easily and soreness.Upon examination, corneal inferior marginal ulcer was still quite dense, surrounding edema noted.Patient was diagnosed with marginal corneal ulcer, n/i indicative of sterility of ulcer and likely inflammatory in nature.Patient was also prescribed to add 1% pf at qid closing.(b)(6) 2020, patient had slight improved but still had intense headache/migraine.Upon examination, cornea began to lessen in density and overlying lesion.Deep anterior chamber with no evidence of cells or flare was noted.On (b)(6) 2020, lesion continued to stay defined without edema, margins remained stable, lesion continued to lessen in density.Suspect pain at this juncture is related to headache/migraine and not from the eye.On (b)(6) 2020, patient has improved, examination revealed resolved marginal inferior ulcer resulting in circular scar.Consumer was recommended to resume daily cl wear.
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