What to do if my eyes hurt when wearing contact lenses

With the rapid development of various electronic products and the increasing academic pressure, many people suffer from myopia. This includes many young people who love beauty. Many people choose to wear cosmetic contact lenses because they are worried that wearing glasses will affect their appearance. Cosmetic lenses are a type of contact lenses. Wearing cosmetic contact lenses allows people to see normally without affecting their appearance. So what should you do if you experience eye pain when wearing contact lenses?

Colored contact lenses first appeared in Korea and are mainly used by celebrities on stage. They are based on ordinary contact lenses with an additional layer of pigment. It is this pigment layer that makes colored contact lenses extremely attractive, so how to properly handle this pigment layer is also the focus of research for many colored contact lens manufacturers. Today, the technology for handling the pigment layer has reached a considerable level, which can fully ensure the health of our eyes when we wear them.

What to do if your eyes hurt when wearing contact lenses

1. If you are a first-time wearer of cosmetic contact lenses and experience eye pain, it may be due to eye disease or eye sensitivity. Before wearing colored contact lenses, I did not go to a professional ophthalmology hospital to check whether I had any eye diseases and whether I was suitable for wearing colored contact lenses. Therefore, novices should never skip this part.

2. If people who wear cosmetic contact lenses experience eye pain, it may be because the lenses are worn the wrong way around, causing a severe foreign body sensation in the eyes or even pain. At this time, please take off the lenses, let your eyes rest fully, rinse the lenses and soak them in care solution. Wear it again when your eyes are fine.

3. If your eyes hurt after wearing cosmetic contact lenses, it may be that the lenses are damaged and you are not aware of it, so please take off the lenses and check if they are damaged. If so, discard the damaged lenses decisively. Buy new lenses and wear them again after your eyes are no longer damaged.

4. There may be other reasons for eye pain when wearing cosmetic contact lenses. If you can't solve it yourself, be sure to seek medical attention in time!