Artificial Eye Lens

Should I put my contact lens again if you have been the cause of my eye to itch?

Yesterday my right eye began to itch, suddenly, it has happened before, but the itching is gone after using artificial tears. This time, however, I had to remove my contact lenses (I put it in its box) to go. They have not yet expired, so that should not be that. I'm sure if you put it back, I have no idea of a damaged or is there something else about it that caused my eyes to sting.

Itching can be a sign of infection. If that is the case, then yoru eye needs to heal and that lens is infected and must be expelled. Itching, although it can mean many things to many people. It could be that you have dust or dirt on it - these are usually fixed with artificial tears. If your sometihng big as a hair or a bit of lint from a towel that has to get the lenses out for solution. Keep it under a light and see if you can find anything. rubbish out by jets of cleaning solution in it. Also check if damage. After try again. Sometimes, the lenses do not feel comfortable when they get into something because they have about them, but I usually describe me as that painfuul no itching.

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