Patient's question:
The eyes don't know what's wrong, feel sad in the sunlight, and have a stinging sensation. Things look blurry, as if there's a fog in front of the eyes, making it difficult to see clearly. My vision has also improved. When I went to the hospital's ophthalmology department for a check-up, it was diagnosed as punctate keratitis. How can punctate keratitis be treated to get better?Doctor's answer:
Conjunctivitis is generally caused by bacterial or viral infections and can be diagnosed through a slit lamp examination. It often presents with symptoms such as photophobia and tearing. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly for a thorough examination. If diagnosed with conjunctivitis, antibiotic eye drops and antiviral eye drops can be used for treatment. Additionally, maintaining good eye habits and avoiding eye strain are important to prevent recurrence.