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Why Contact Lenses Still Hurt 10 Years Later
A listener asks why he can't tolerate contact lenses a decade after a bout of keratitis. The answer lies in a hidden condition called corneal neuralgia. This episode explains how an infection and its steroid treatment can permanently remodel the nerve architecture of the eye, turning a simple contact lens into a source of chronic irritation and dryness. We explore the science of corneal nerves, the hidden damage that standard exams miss, and why switching lens materials won't solve a neurological problem. Episode 2732 — myweirdprompts.com/n/2732 (permanent short link…
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