TV actress Jasmin Bhasin is currently in the spotlight due to issues with her eyes. During an event, she suffered corneal damage because of wearing contact lenses. As a result, she has been advised to wear an eye patch. It is reported that on July 17, Jasmin was preparing for an event and had worn contact lenses. During the event, she began experiencing pain in her eyes, which gradually worsened. Despite this, she completed the event due to work commitments and later visited an eye specialist. Jasmin mentioned that she had worn sunglasses after the event because her eyes were not feeling right.
In an interview, Jasmin revealed that late at night after the event, when she visited the eye specialist, it was discovered that she had suffered corneal damage. Subsequently, the doctor applied a white patch on her eyes, which she continues to wear. The black part of the eyes is referred to as the cornea.
Jasmin stated that she still experiences a lot of pain in her eyes, which has even affected her ability to sleep. However, the doctor has assured her that she will recover in four to five days.
Damage caused by using contact lenses
Nowadays, people wear lenses to make their eyes look more beautiful and attractive. However, contact lenses can also cause various harms. Let’s understand what precautions should be taken when wearing lenses.
According to the US Food and Drug Administration, using contact lenses can lead to several serious eye problems. In some cases, eyesight can even be lost. Therefore, when wearing contact lens, if you experience any discomfort such as burning sensation, tearing, or redness in the eyes, immediately remove your lenses. Consult your doctor about any concerns so they can understand your problem well.
If you also wear contact lenses, keep these things in mind
1. If you experience any kind of eye discomfort, immediately visit your doctor and follow their advice on using contact lens and washing them.
2. Do not use the solution that is already present in the lens box. Use a new solution and discard any leftover contact lens solution.
3. Remove your lenses while swimming, otherwise there is a risk of infection from microorganisms in pool water.
4. Do not wash your contact lens with tap water, seawater, or river water.
These precautions can help prevent complications and ensure safe use of contact lenses.
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