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Ophthalmomyiasis caused by larvae of the parasite Oestrus ovis

Clinical manifestations of ophthalmomyiasis are similar to the trivial viral or allergic conjunctivitis, presented with hyperemia, irritation or a foreign body sensation. In most cases, patients describe a collision of a flying insect with their eye. Regarding the nazal myiasis, a serous nasal discharge and a sense of a local irritation are the dominant presentations. It is advisable for all clinicians to take into account the peculiarities of the external myiasis, especially in terms of examining patients who live in areas with developed livestock farming.