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Corneal abrasion treatment can be effectively done at home. There may be watery discharge from the eyes along with redness. Treatment of corneal abrasion starts with putting teardrops. Ocular lubricants or artificial tears are widely available over the counter without prescriptions. These drops may be put every one of two hours. There are ocular lubricant ointments that may help patients. Mostly these abrasions heal by themselves in around 24-48 hours. However, there is a chance of infection if a person touches or rubs his eyes using dirty fingers. Infections may also lead to corneal ulcers and thus proper precautions need to be taken.Dr. Quresh Maskati, ophthalmologist from Mumbai, Maharashtra discusses the treatment of corneal abrasion.

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