Corneal ulcers can be very serious, that is for sure. I am surprised that your vision is so good. Usually with a bad ulcer, the vision is extremely poor. As long as your ulcer is a bacterial ulcer, you will most likely do well because you are on excellent antibiotics. The problem comes in when there is a fungal or mycobacterial or amoebic ulcer or herpetic. They can be very hard to treat. All I can tell you is that you should see the specialist if the ulcer is not responding to the current treatment. Keep doing exactly what the doctor says in the meantime.
Michael Kutryb, MD
Thanks for your speedy response which was helpful and some what reassuring. When you see a specialist what do you mean...? I am under Dr. Young who is an eye consultant and Surgeon in the Regional hospital and his team (Registrar and Senior House Officer) are looking after my case. If they are in doubt they will consult with him.
Should I see another consutant directly and separately? There is a waiting time to see a consultant (3-4 weeks) at times even you want to go as a private patient.
Please advise. Regards, Vinod Bajaj