Types
Generally, patient presents with
- The area on the eye that appears cloudy, milky, or is not completely transparent
- Blurred Vision, double vision
- Excessive tearing, light sensitivity (photophobia)
- Pain in the eye or foreign body sensation presenting with a history of infection or injury points to corneal damage
Corneal opacity may produce a loss of vision (when dense opacity covers the pupillary area) or blurred vision
Depending on the cause, symptoms of corneal damage may include:
- Redness and swelling of the eye tissues and eyelid
- Tearing
- Blurred vision
- Irritation
- Sensitivity to light
- Sensation of something in the eye
- Eye discharge
- Milky or cloudy area on the cornea
- Vision loss