What are Subepithelial Infiltrates?  What is the treatment for Subepithelial Infiltrates?

Subepithelial infiltrates are common white lesions on the corneal typically cause by viruses.  These may cause mild blurred vision, eye irritation, redness and tearing.  Common conditions that can cause subepitheliual infiltrates are adenovirus, contact lens over wear or reaction to solutions and thygeson’s punctuate keratopathy.  Treatment includes treating the underlining condition.

Treatment

     Treat underlining condition

     Artificial tears

     Mild topical Steriods