Contact lens use on long flight leads to corneal ulcer and vision scar

Contact lens use on long flight leads to corneal ulcer and vision scar
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Written by AI from 2 reports listed below. Not checked by a person before publication. How we use AI

A traveler wore contact lenses during an 11‑hour flight from Greece and for roughly 24 hours of travel, including while swimming and showering, and later developed a corneal ulcer and a scar that blurs part of her vision.

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