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What is pterygium and does it require surgery?

Pterygium is an abnormal bump that can develop in the conjunctiva of the eye (i.e. the white of the eye), appearing as pink, fleshy tissue on the cornea. Common symptoms of pterygium can include itchiness, inflammation, a gritty feeling and sometimes, distorted vision. Professor Parwez Hossain, renowned ophthalmologist, explains in detail about this condition and when surgery should be considered.

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