The patient usually becomes more symptomatic with time. If associated with corneal erosions, the affected area is susceptible to infection. Stromal puncture may be used for reoccurring cases of corneal erosion. The apical thinning of the cornea which it takes on a cone shape. Aside from blurred vision, symptoms are minimal.
Acute hydrops produces pain, tearing and sensitivity to light.
Vertical folds in Decemet's membrane. Irregular retinoscopy reflex. Prominent corneal nerves. Thinning of corneal stroma. The signs above can be seen by an eye doctor using a biomicroscope.