A doctor reported to a sales rep that a patient experienced redness, irritation, tearing and light sensitivity in both eyes and temporarily lost vision in their right eye after wearing contact lenses.
The patient was seen by the doctor on (b)(6) 2018.
After examination, a bulbar injection of the right eye and an anterior chamber reaction of 4 + cells + flare in the right eye were noted.
The patient was diagnosed with unspecified acute and subacute iridocyclitis.
The patient was advised to use a cold/warm compress, to temporarily suspend contact lens wear and was prescribed homatropine and pred forte to be used from (b)(6).
The doctor indicated the likely cause of the event is anterior uveitis of unknown cause.
The patient returned to the office on (b)(6) 2018 with continued pain and light sensitivity and elected to continue treatment with a different doctor.
It was also reported the patient was under treatment of fml (fluorometholone ophthalmic suspension), tropicamide.
5% and phenylephrine 2.
5%.
It is uncertain which doctor prescribed these medications.
Additional information was obtained from the consumer.
The consumer reported that they have recovered and are currently not wearing contact lenses.
The consumer visited multiple doctors including an urgent care and emergency room.
It was confirmed that one of the doctors was a glaucoma specialist who confirmed that the patient was not seen by their office for the symptoms experienced after wearing the contact lenses.
Additional medical information has been requested from the remaining doctors but has not yet been received.
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