Risk Factors & Symptoms
Q1: Have you noticed a drop in your distance vision? Yes
Q2: Have you noticed a drop in your near vision (between 30 and 60 cm)? No
Q3: Do you feel a painful sensation of discomfort, as if you had sand in your 'eye' or very dry eyes? Probably
Q4: Is the white of the eye diffusely red? No
Q5: Have you recently had a rash with skin vesicles or crusts on one side of the forehead and/or around the eyes? Did this rash begin with red patches, separated by intervals of healthy skin, followed by the appearance of vesicles within a few hours, isolated or in clusters, filled with a clear, then cloudy liquid, giving rise to an ulceration covered by a crust that fell off between the tenth and fifteenth day, leaving a scar? No
Q6: Is the redness of the eye localized to a single area of the white of the eye, the rest being more or less normal? No
Q7: How has your reduced vision evolved? The loss of vision was very gradual, over several years.
Q8: I have blurred vision like 'fog' when I wake up in the morning, with halos around lights, but my vision improves spontaneously in the morning. Probably
Q9: If you palpate your eyes with your index finger, does the painful eye feel much 'firmer' or 'harder' than the other? No
Q10: Does blinking or putting a drop of eye drops improve your vision a little? Probably not
Q11: Do you feel violent pain in your eye? No
