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I am currently in China (not shanghai) and there are no specific eye specialists in my city so I cant get this checked by an expert. very difficult to asses this sort of thing w/o seeing you. this could be anything. you could have any number of problems from virus to acanthamoeba to contact lens inflammatory conditions to bacterial conditions...depends on what all you've been exposed to. It sounds as if you need to replace or sterilize your contact lens, the bacteria that your body has defeated is probably alive and well on your contact lens. it souds like u have bacterial conjuntivitis that it's spreading form one eye to the other back and forth. you need to discard your contacts and take care of it with antibiotics and buy new ones. also try to discard where you store your old ones also, u dont want to contaminate the new ones with the bacteria. |
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