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Herpes infections cause many ocular problems. A rash with vesicles or blisters can form on the eyelids which typically crusts over in 3-7 days. When the ocular surface is involved, the eye may develop redness, tearing, light sensitivity, foreign body sensation and even headache may occur. Decreased vision is possible.
