Name Title Specialty Mina Chung, M.D. Resident, Second Year .
Patients usually complain of pain, foreign body sensation, and photophobia.
They usually have superficial epithelial lesions that are white and granular appearing more in the central than peripheral cornea. These usually occur in adults. Interestingly, this patient first noted symptoms after losing her contact lenses. These patients can present with tearing, foreign body sensation, and photophobia out of proportion to the clinical findings. The eyes are not as red as you think they ought to be with all of the symptoms.