What Are The Risks Of Overwearing Contact Lenses? - Optometry Knowledge Base

What Are The Risks Of Overwearing Contact Lenses? In this informative video, we will discuss the risks associated with wearing contact lenses for extended periods. Understanding these risks is essential for maintaining your eye health and ensuring a comfortable experience with your lenses. We’ll cover various potential complications that can arise from overwearing lenses, including corneal hypoxia, dryness, irritation, infections, and other conditions that may affect your vision. Knowing how to recognize these issues and the importance of following a proper replacement schedule is key to keeping your eyes healthy.

We’ll also share practical tips on how to minimize risks, such as the benefits of daily disposable lenses and the importance of taking breaks from contact lens use. If you experience any discomfort or symptoms, we’ll guide you on when to seek advice from an eye care professional. This information is vital for anyone who wears contact lenses, whether you are a new user or have been wearing them for years. Join us for this essential discussion, and don’t forget to subscribe to our channel for more helpful content about eye care and optometry.

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