Infection of Herpes Simplex Eyelid

The herpes simplex is caused by the herpes simplex virus. This disease is caused by the virus and this virus is the same as the virus which affect the cold sore. Commonly, when someone has been healed from the cold sore, the virus is only inactive. It can be active again anytime and it can cause the herpes simplex disease. Commonly, the herpes simplex can happen in the area of your eyes. The Herpes Simplex Eyelid can be less dangerous, but there are also cases when people lose their vision because of the herpes simplex.

The Herpes Simplex Eyelid commonly occurs on the surface of your eyeball. Commonly, it occurs around the cornea. It is on the top layer of your cornea, but there are also several cases where the virus also infects deeper part of the cornea layer. The herpes simplex can also appear on the eyelid and certain area around the eyes. When you are infected, commonly your eyes become red and you feel pain in your eye. You may also feel uncomfortable when you see the light. When it becomes worse, your vision may be blur. For the treatment, you should get the recommendation from your doctor. You may get ointment or eye drop. Before it, commonly the doctor will clean the virus on the surface of your eye.