How to cure keratitis

Keratitis refers to the weakened corneal defense ability, external and endogenous pathogenic factors may cause inflammation of corneal tissue, collectively referred to as keratitis. If the patient has keratitis, in general, the principle of treatment is to actively control infection, reduce inflammation, promote ulcer healing, reduce scar formation. Bacterial keratitis should be treated with sensitive antibiotics. Antifungal drugs are an important means of treating fungal keratitis. Clinically, combined drugs are often used to improve the efficacy. Severe cases can be combined with systemic drugs. Herpes simplex keratitis can be treated with highly selective anti-herpes virus drugs combined with interferon to improve the efficacy. In the use of these drugs, patients should also be given drugs to repair the cornea and promote corneal recovery. Generally speaking, if the patient shows keratitis, as long as the cause is identified, symptomatic treatment for the cause can be radical.