Overview
- The Emmerdale actress, who said the corneal scratch happened Saturday night, went to A&E Sunday morning to be checked.
- She was discharged with antibiotic eye cream and instructed to use it for five days.
- In an Instagram Story, she shared a selfie showing a red, swollen eye and praised the NHS as “amazing.”
- She noted that she is not scheduled to return to work until Friday.
- Specsavers explains that a corneal abrasion is a scratch on the eye’s clear front layer that can cause pain, redness and light sensitivity and often heals with basic treatment.