Corneal infection.: A cornea ulcer refers to an infection on the cornea that can be due to bacteria, virus, or fungus.
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Bacterial growth: This is a spot of bacterial growth on the corneal surface (the window in the front of the eye). It is most commonly caused by abuse of contact lenses, but occasionally occurs in other conditions. It is potentially serious and needs the attention of an ophthalmologist immediately.
Answered 12/26/2012
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