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'Contact lenses caused parasite to eat my eye - now I need it removed'

EXCLUSIVE: A contact lens wearer who routinely wore lenses all day has revealed how a rare eye infection has left her facing the loss of her eye, while another tells how delayed diagnosis almost cost him his sight

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'Contact lenses caused parasite to eat my eye - now I need it removed'

EXCLUSIVE: A contact lens wearer who routinely wore lenses all day has revealed how a rare eye infection has left her facing the loss of her eye, while another tells how delayed diagnosis almost cost him his sight

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Woman's Cornea Gets 'Eaten' by Parasite After Contact Lens Blunder

47-year-old Emma Marsden developed a rare corneal infection after washing her face with her contacts still on.

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  1. lunedì 20 luglio 2026·mirror.co.uk

    'Contact lenses caused parasite to eat my eye - now I need it removed'

    EXCLUSIVE: A contact lens wearer who routinely wore lenses all day has revealed how a rare eye infection has left her facing the loss of her eye, while another tells how delayed…

  2. lunedì 20 luglio 2026·gizmodo.com

    Woman's Cornea Gets 'Eaten' by Parasite After Contact Lens Blunder

    47-year-old Emma Marsden developed a rare corneal infection after washing her face with her contacts still on.