What is bacterial keratitis and how do you know you have it?

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    What is bacterial keratitis and how do you know you have it?
     
    fre, Jul 10, 2004
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    Infection of the cornea by a bacteria. You know you have it when your eye
    doctor gets the culture results back.

    Dr Judy
     
    Dr Judy, Jul 13, 2004
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