Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis

"m cells are involved in pathogenesis of human contact lens-associated giant papillary conjunctivitis.", by Zhong X, Liu H, Pu A, Xia X, Zhou X. Fig1: Giant papillae surrounded by blood vessels on the conjunctiva of a CL-GPC patient were presented in the palpebral conjunctival area (arrowheads) with accompanying conjunctival redness....

Giant papillary conjunctivitis causes swelling, inflammation, and irritation in the cellular lining of the membrane inside your eyelids. Call lens wearers have the highest possible risk of developing GPC. People with a man-made eye or stitches can also be susceptible. GPC is a complication usually found in people who put on call lenses. When you close your eyes, the first sign of the eye disorder is usually feeling added sensitivity. You can also develop GPC if foreign bodies get entraped below your eyelids, or you have loose stitches left in your eye after surgical procedure. Getting your contact lenses can make your symptoms more intense. Physicians typically take a look at the size of the lesions beneath your eyelids and account for your history of using call lenses. They additionally look at just how the lenses carry on your eyes when you blink and analyze your get in touch with lenses for damages or eye deposit build-up.

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