Corneal abrasions can interrupt your vision and make your eye
more susceptible to infection, they can also be quite painful. It’s
important you get a scratched eye checked by your optometrist, or
even your local eye casualty department, if you are in significant
pain.

In this video we will cover: (time stamped)
0:00 Introduction
0:10 What is a scratched eye?
0:45 What are the symptoms?
1:20 What causes a scratched eye?
2:05 Scratched eye healing time/ treatment
2:36 Can you wear contact lenses with a scratched eye
3:13 Should I use eye drop to treat scratched eye

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