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See an Eye MD ophthalmologist, ideally a corneal specialist. Tell him you think you may have recurrent corneal erosions or a superficial corneal dystrophy. Be sure the eye MD sees you BEFORE the staff puts in any eyedrops. Find one near you at www.aao.org
Thank you so much! I see a nuerologist who specializes in Treigeminal Nueralgia on Monday, whom I was referred to by my eye doctor. During this time, I will be searching for what you suggest. Thank you!
See an Eye MD ophthalmologist, ideally a corneal specialist. Tell him you think you may have recurrent corneal erosions or a superficial corneal dystrophy. Be sure the eye MD sees you BEFORE the staff puts in any eyedrops. Find one near you at www.aao.org
JCH MD
JCH MD