Cornea Ulcer
A Cornea ulcer may occur when an abrasion or dry spot in the cornea becomes infected with a bacteria, fungus, or virus. Patient experience severe pain, redness, and light sensitivity. Certain inflammatory diseases like rheumatoid arthritis may produce severe sight-threatening ulcers as well. It is extremely important for initiation of drops are started immediately.
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