On (b)(6) 2017, as initially reported, a female patient experienced contact lens issue two days after contact lens wear.
She was diagnosed with an eye disease and had to undergo therapy after a specialist examination performed by an ophthalmologist.
The ecp stated that the contact lens was blurry and it had a scratch that scratched the cornea.
After the examination, the consumer stopped wearing contact lenses and continued with the unspecified therapy.
On (b)(6) 2017, additional information was received.
The patient was diagnosed with corneal erosion on her right eye (od).
She was prescribed with tobramycin drops, twice a day for eight days and bepanthol eye drops, three times a day.
The patient completely recovered after eight days.
On (b)(6) 2017, additional information was received.
The patient reported that the contact lens was not blurry prior to wearing.
The physician found the contact lens blurry during examination, when lens was in the eye.
Additional information was received on (b)(6) 2017.
It was reported that the eye joint had a mild hyperemia and there was round erosion with a size of 1.
5 x 1.
5 mm in the projection of the pupil edge at six hours of the eye cornea.
It was added that it was intensely stained with fluorescein.
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