KERATITIS

New OcuSolve Eye Drops is a Powerful Alternate Anticrobial and Anti-inflammatory with a high kill rate for treating Keratitis Reliably. Treatment must be aggressive and around the clock.    See detailed advice below.

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Keratitis is inflammaton of the cornea, the clear window of the front of the eye that allows light to pass through for sight. The cornea is fragile and prone to scarring when damaged, or when inflammation occurs, which is often permanent. Keratitis is the number one cause of blindness in the world.

KERATITIS SYMPTOMS

What are the symptoms of keratitis?

  • Decreased vision, often described as blurry or hazy.
  • Inflammation of the front surface of the cornea, is associated with tremendous pain.
  • Light sensitivity, sometimes along with redness and tearing.
  • Inflammation of deeper levels of the cornea may present with blurring ONLY, but permanent vision loss is equally possible.
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CAUSES OF KERATITIS

What are the causes of keratitis?

A. The Herpes Simplex Virus and Keratitis
Keratitis may occur as a result of an injury or damage, but the most common is reason is an infection. The most common being the Herpes Simplex Virus.
Quite often the individual contracted this virus in the past, perhaps in childhood and it has been dormant. Recurrence or reactivation of herpes in the trigeminal ganglion from its latent state, may occur because of fever or sunburn, trauma, or stress and marches down the nerve twigs which supply the eye, resulting in an episode of Herpes Infection of the Cornea.

Such infections have major blinding potential due to inflammation of the Cornea (Keratitis) and the high probability of scarring of the Cornea.

Early diagnosis and treatment with a potent anti-inflammatory significantly reduces the chance of permanent damage to the cornea.

CONTACT LENS ABUSE AND KERATITIS

Contact lens abuse and poor lens hygiene are also common causes of corneal inflammation via secondary infection.

B. Bacterial And Fungal Infections Can Cause Keratitis
Aside from herpes, bacterial and fungal infections can cause severe Keratitis requiring aggressive treatment and sometimes surgery.

Diseases which affect the eyelids, such as thyroid disease or rosacea, can lead to a compromised corneal surface, and secondary infection.

C. Severe Systemic Allergies
Severe Systemic Allergies involving the eyes can also involve inflammation of the cornea.

D. Autoimmune diseases and Keratitis
Autoimmune diseases, particularly those with components involving vasculitis, or inflammation of blood vessels, can cause inflammation around the outside edges of the cornea, known as peripheral Keratitis.
Auto-immune diseases, especially rheumatoid arthritis and types of vasculitis, can be a risk factor for developing keratitis and Dangerous Thinning Of The Cornea Which May Also Require Surgery.

E. Abnormal Eye Lid Function
Additionally, problems such as dry eye and abnormal eyelid function, which lead to poor corneal health, can lead to Keratitis by making the cornea more susceptible to infection or other types of inflammation.

SCARRING AS A COMPLICATION OF KERATITIS

Why is scarring a complication of keratitis?

Scarring is the most common complication, and this may result in severe vision loss, if the scar is located centrally in the visual axis.

Severe Infectious Keratitis left untreated can cause infection to spread into then eyeball or perforation, or both, and possible loss of the eye.

The cause of keratitis may require further work up, through blood work if it is suspected that there may be an an underlying Autoimmune disease present. A culture of ocular fluid or tissue, or even biopsy may be needed if symptoms are unduly severe.

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TREATMENT OF KERATITIS

New Oculsolve Eye Wash is an Over-the-Counter Eye Drop that effectively treats Keratitis. Provided that it is treated aggressively as described below.

Aggressive eradication of infection is the most important step in treating Infectious Keratitis, which may involve around-the-clock use of antimicrobial eye drops. If the Keratitis infection is severe the eye drops should be used hourly, including through the night.

Viral Keratitis can be treated with systemic antiviral medication, along with an Anti-viral Eye drop or ointment.

Fungal Keratitis is treated in a similar fashion. Corticosteroids/ steroids should NEVER be used to help resolve inflammation or scarring in these cases.

Steroid treatment is controversial in these cases because of Corneal thinning, scarring, ulceration and the retardation of the healing process.

You can use OcuSolve™ to help alleviate all forms of Keratitis Superior inflammation and infection control.

OcuSolve™ Eye Wash has several mechanisms of action and benefits:

  • Ocusolve is a soothing anti-inflammatory treatment taking care of the pain associated with inflammation of the cornea.
  • Gives long-lasting antimicrobial cover.
  • OcuSolve™ combats biofilms. A biofilm is a colony of microbes that exude sticky material which forms a matrix or grid.
  • It’s estimated that almost 70% of all infections that require treatment are due to biofilm formation. This film forms in order to protect the microbes’ colony
  • Ocusolve’s REGEN BIO-HOCI molecule penetrates and disrupts the biofilm and microbial cell membranes.
  • OcuSolve™ is thus able to create a challenging environment for invasive pathogenic Keratitis.
  • Ocusolve’s REGEN BIO-HOCI is an Oxygen rich solution. Each Oxygen species has a distinct mode of action and capability:
  • which is a potent antimicrobial capable of eradicating antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria, viruses and fungus.
  • without promoting the emergence of newly resistant strains of infection

Several studies have shown that BIO-HOCl (in OcuSolve) has a broader and more potent antimicrobial spectrum, than any conventional prescribed treatment.

OcuSolve is the best effective treatment for Keratitis

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Aggressive eradication of infection is the most important step in treating Infectious Keratitis
, which may involve around-the-clock use of antimicrobial eye drops.

Viral Keratitis can be treated with systemic antiviral medication, along with an Anti-viral Eye drop or ointment.

Fungal Keratitis is treated in a similar fashion. Corticosteroids/ steroids should NEVER be used to help resolve inflammation or scarring in these cases.

Steroid treatment is controversial in these cases because of Corneal thinning, scarring, ulceration and the retardation of the healing process.

You can use OcuSolve™ to help alleviate all forms of Keratitis Superior inflammation and infection control.

OcuSolve™ Eye Wash has several mechanisms of action and benefits:

  • Ocusolve is a soothing anti-inflammatory treatment taking care of the pain associated with inflammation of the cornea.
  • Gives long-lasting antimicrobial cover.
  • OcuSolve™ combats biofilms. A biofilm is a colony of microbes that exude sticky material which forms a matrix or grid.
  • It’s estimated that almost 70% of all infections that require treatment are due to biofilm formation. This film forms in order to protect the microbes’ colony
  • Ocusolve’s REGEN BIO-HOCI molecule penetrates and disrupts the biofilm and microbial cell membranes.
  • OcuSolve™ is thus able to create a challenging environment for invasive pathogenic Keratitis.
  • Ocusolve’s REGEN BIO-HOCI is an Oxygen rich solution. Each Oxygen species has a distinct mode of action and capability:
  • which is a potent antimicrobial capable of eradicating antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria, viruses and fungus.
  • without promoting the emergence of newly resistant strains of infection

Several studies have shown that BIO-HOCl (in OcuSolve) has a broader and more potent antimicrobial spectrum, than any conventional prescribed treatment.