A member asked:

How come heat application in corneal ulceration bring more antibiotics to the region?

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Not likely: Heat application is used in many regions of the body, even the eyelids, to help combat infection. The body in fact does this by developing fever when infected. But the cornea has no blood vessels, and the antibiotics that reach it depend upon the strength and frequency of application of prescribed antibiotics for treatment.

Answered 6/9/2014

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