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What kind of lenses should people who have giant papillary conjunctivitis use?
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LENSES FOR GPC: In acute cases it is better to avoid wearing contact lenses for 2to4 weeks till the symptoms improve and eye looks better on exam.
Answered 6/18/2016
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