Symptoms of vesicular keratitis mainly include foreign body sensation and tearing in the eyes, blood in the eyes, photophobia, blurred vision, blisters at the conjunctiva, and scarring left at the eyes. 1. Foreign body sensation and tearing in the eyes: the typical symptom of vesicular keratitis is a slight foreign body sensation in the eyes, accompanied by tearing symptoms, especially when blinking or closing the eyes, the foreign body sensation in the eyes is more obvious. 2. Blood in the eye: patients with vesicular keratitis are mainly characterized by reddish blood in the white area of the eye, and some patients with more serious conditions have more blood, and the blood is more dense, mainly due to inflammation and stimulation of the trigger. 3. Photophobia: patients with vesicular keratitis may experience photophobia, especially when encountering strong light, patients tend to involuntarily avoid light. 4. Blurred vision: vesicular keratitis patients in the inflammatory products of the stimulus, can lead to the eyes appear more secretion, the symptoms of serious symptoms can cause blurred vision symptoms. 5. Conjunctival blisters: some patients can see small blisters in the conjunctiva, the conjunctiva usually refers to a layer of mucous membrane covering the front of the eyeball, mainly located near the inner part of the eyelid, when the eyelid is opened, small blisters can be seen on the eyeball. 6. Scarring at the eyelid: when the small blisters in the conjunctiva area rupture, an ulcer can form, and after the ulcer heals, it is likely to leave a scar in the local area. When the symptoms of vesicular keratitis appear, you should consult a doctor as soon as possible, after a clear diagnosis, follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.