Abby Beckley thought her left eye was irritated because of a stray eyelash. She rubbed her eye, flushed it with water, but when the discomfort remained, she peered into the mirror.

Abby Beckley thought her left eye was irritated because of a stray eyelash. She rubbed her eye, flushed it with water, but when the discomfort remained, she peered into the mirror. She thought she … ...

Imagine looking into your irritated eye for a pesky eyelash, only to pull out a translucent, wiggling worm nearly a half inch long. “I looked at it, and it was moving,” recalled 28-year-old ...

This Woman Thought A Stray Eyelash Was Stuck In Her Eye—But It Was Really 14 Worms No seriously. By Amanda Woerner, ACE-CPT Published: Feb 13, 2018 12:11 PM EST ...

A WOMAN has become the first person in the world to have her eyes infested with a parasitic WORM usually found in cattle and dogs. Abby Beckley, 28, thought she had a stray lash under her eyelid wh… ...

Parasitic Worms Found in a Woman's Eye—First Case of Its Kind. An Oregon woman’s infection marks the first time on record that an eye worm species normally found in cattle has been seen in humans.

Abby Beckley thought her left eye was irritated because of a stray eyelash. She rubbed her eye, flushed it with water, but when the discomfort remained, she peered into the mirror.

Doctors pulled 14 worms out of Oregon woman Abby Beckley's eye. The worms were Thelazia gulosa, a parasite that’s found on cow eyeballs.

First known human with rare infection found 14 worms in her eye. In 2016, Abby Beckley felt an itchy, tingling sensation in her eye, and wrote it off as a stray eyelash. Time Time.

Abby Beckley thought her left eye was irritated because of a stray eyelash. She rubbed her eye, flushed it with water, but when the discomfort remained, she peered into the mirror.

Abby Beckley thought her left eye was irritated because of a stray eyelash. She rubbed her eye, flushed it with water, but when the discomfort remained, she peered into the mirror. She thought she ...