Corneal exfoliation symptoms

Corneal exfoliation is clinically called corneal epithelial exfoliation. The corneal epithelial cell layer is a layer of cells that can regenerate. The cornea is rich in trigeminal nerve endings and is relatively sensitive. After the corneal epithelial cells exfoliate, the nerve endings can be exposed, causing severe eye damage. Foreign body sensation, pain, photophobia, tearing and other symptoms. If the eye shows severe discomfort, you should go to the ophthalmology department for an examination in time to determine whether there is corneal epithelial exfoliation and the cause of its formation, and treat the cause.