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1854507 tn?1322631960

Just diagnosed with bleph and Meibomian Gland Dysfunction and corneal perforation!!

Right i started suffering with with a feeling of something foreign in my eyes and getting slight blurriness about 9 months ago it came and went and i thought nothing of it. So about a month ago i noticed some strange little white bumps on my lower eyelids and started getting a burning sensation in my eyes.

So i searched the net and it looked like i had dry eyes or blepharitis ! So i then started using over the counter dry eye drops but they didnt really help they just eased it for little while. So i decided to visit the opticians yesterday and they confirmed i had Blephariitis and Meibomian Gland Dysfunction and to add to the shock they said i had slight Corneal perforation

The optician said to do hot compresses and clean eyelids and squeeze or massage and then she said to come back in a month, i then said isnt corneal perforation serious she said only if i got a eye infection

Do you think i should go to another optician today for a second opinion because isnt slight corneal perforation serious

Another thing i have been using a lot of face creams over the years even applying them under the eyelids as well as the face..do you think this would caused the blocked Meibomian Glands as these were probably to heavy for under the eyes?

Right now im just using natural sweet almond oil mixed with jojoba all over my face and under the eyes for dark circles, i was told these oils combined dont block pores so do you think i should continue using these oils under my eyes or do think they wont help with my blepharitis and Meibomian Gland Dysfunction??

Many thanks
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1854507 tn?1322631960
Thankyou Dr O ;)
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711220 tn?1251891127
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Stop using everything around the eye except for the hot compress and lid hygiene. I doubt you have  corneal perforation.   This would be serious and a medical emergency.  You probably have a staph marginal ulcer.  You need to get drops to treat this.  Please see an ophthalmologist.

Dr. O.
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