A consumer reported that they wore their contact lens continuously for 6-7 days.
After a week, the consumer removed and disinfected the contact lens.
Their left eye because red, itchy, painful, and they reported they were not able to see out of it.
They went to the doctor two days later and was diagnosed with an infected corneal ulcer.
The consumer was treated with tobramycin-13.
6mg and vancromycin-24mg every hour for 28 hours and to return to the office in two days.
The doctor indicated they should not be wearing lenses continuously.
The consumer reports some of their vision has returned, but not fully and they are still being treated with steroids.
Additional information has been requested but not received.
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