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Therapeutic contact lenses in the management of anterior segment pain relief

Therapeutic contact lenses have been used extensively in the management of pain relief in patients with both primary and secondary corneal pathology (McDermott and Chandler, 1989). Despite this, many ophthalmologists and contact lens practitioners underestimate the benefits achievable through this mode of treatment. The authors believe that many of the negative perceptions associated with therapeutic lenses arise through the inappropriate selection of cases and the use of unsuitable lenses. In this study subjective responses of patients wearing therapeutic lenses were sought and comments concerning case management requested.