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Author Topic: Corneal Abrasion  (Read 5880 times)
merinoblue
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« Reply #15 on: May 15, 2011, 05:01:38 PM »

So glad to hear that you're doing better.
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« Reply #16 on: May 15, 2011, 10:29:15 PM »

Love the Oedipus reference -- that's exactly how I felt yesterday.

Thanks for the advice, good thoughts, and sympathy, everyone -- exactly what I needed!  I (and my eye) feel much better today...though I had to literally pry it open this morning as it was entirely encrusted with grossness.  The pain is basically gone, as are the constant tears and the (pain-induced) runny nose.  I bought some drops to keep my eye nice and moist, which has been a big help as well.

I'm a little surprised that so many people seem to have experience with these abrasions, as I'd never heard of it before, really.  At least I've learned to treat my eyes a little more carefully.

Prylet and I were at the beach in North Carolina. We drove back to Virginia in a convertible (this little Mazda thing), so I think my eye got scratched with sand or something whipped into the car. The first day it was irritated. The second day I felt like Oedipus.

Glad your eye is doing better.
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