What Happens If You Leave Your Contacts in for Too Long?

The video discusses the risks associated with wearing contact lenses for extended periods. It highlights cases of severe eye damage due to improper use, explains how contact lenses function, and outlines the potential dangers of prolonged wear, such as dry eyes, infections, and corneal damage. The video also covers the long-term effects of contact lens use, including corneal thinning, and emphasizes the importance of following medical advice to minimize risks.

What happened to the student in England who wore her contacts for too long?

• She lost her contact lenses.

• She experienced a corneal tear.

• She developed a severe eye infection.

• She had no issues.

What is one of the main functions of contact lenses?

• To change the color of your eyes.

• To protect your eyes from UV radiation.

• To moisturize your eyes.

• To bend light for proper focus on the retina.

What can happen if contact lenses interfere with the tear layer?

• Increased eye moisture.

• Improved vision clarity.

• Corneal damage due to dryness.

• Enhanced eye protection.

What is keratitis?

• A vision improvement technique.

• A moisturizing eye drop.

• A type of contact lens.

• A corneal infection.

What is a potential long-term effect of using contact lenses for over five years?

• Increased eye color change.

• Improved night vision.

• Thickening of the cornea.

• Thinning of the cornea.