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What Is GPC And How Does It Impact Contact Lens Comfort? Have you ever experienced persistent eye discomfort while wearing contact lenses? In this video, we’ll explain what GPC (giant papillary conjunctivitis) is and how it can affect your contact lens wear. We’ll start by describing the symptoms that might indicate GPC, including redness, itching, swelling, and a gritty sensation in your eye. We’ll discuss why GPC is common among soft lens wearers and how deposits on the lens surface can lead to inflammation. You’ll learn about the differences between soft lenses and gas permeable or scleral lenses, and why some options may be better suited for individuals experiencing GPC. We’ll also cover practical tips for preventing GPC, such as proper lens hygiene, regular cleaning, and timely replacement of lenses. If GPC develops, your eye care provider may recommend changing your lens type, adjusting your wearing schedule, or using medications to reduce inflammation. We’ll explain how early detection and proper management can improve comfort and prevent further complications. Whether you wear contact lenses daily or occasionally, understanding GPC is essential for maintaining healthy, comfortable vision. Join us for this informative guide, and subscribe to our channel for more helpful tips on contact lens care and eye health.

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