Categories: Lifestyle
Description:
Eye patching was traditionally used for corneal abrasions to reduce blinking, protect the eye, and alleviate discomfort. However, modern evidence suggests it does not improve healing and may even delay recovery in some cases.
Treatment For:
AI generated Summary: Based on the single review provided by Dr. Curbside, using an eye patch for treating corneal abrasions is not recommended. The review suggests that eye patching does not improve healing and may increase the risk of infection, and modern management focuses on lubrication, pain control, and infection prevention instead.
Routine eye patching is no longer recommended for corneal abrasions as it does not improve healing and may increase infection risk. Modern management focuses on lubrication, pain control, and infection prevention.
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