A consumer reported to their retailer that they experienced an eye infection after using the product.The consumer wore their contact lenses both day and night.The consumer visited the emergency department with complaints of right eye redness, pain and foreign body sensation within 24 hours after inserting new lenses.The lenses were removed and the pain was partially relieved, although their eyes were still red and watering.The patient denied any change in vision.A slit lamp examination showed the conjunctiva and sclera were red and injected.Their cornea, a/c and pupils/iris were in no apparent distress.Fluorescein was instilled and showed a small uptake of stain at 7o''clock.Doctor¿s impression was mild keratitis of the right eye.The patient was diagnosed with corneal ulcers.The patient was treated with chloramphenicol 1% eye ointment and advised to temporarily discontinue contact lens wear.The patient visited an eye hospital two days later and showed right eye injected, corneal diffuse staining and epithelial irregularity 5 o''clock.The patient also indicated they felt as if they were ''looking through a veil''.Microbial keratitis was suspected.There is no ac cells, dilated exam was normal.Doctor¿s impression was right eye contact lens related keratitis, diffuse keratitis with epithelial irregularity at 5 o''clock, atypical.There was improvement with the treatment, however the patient was swabbed for acanthamoeba in which the results were negative.They were instructed to use ofloxacin 2 hours and hyloforte regularly.Patient has since recovered.
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