ABSTRACT
Keratitis, characterized by inflammation of the cornea, presents a diagnostic challenge, particularly when the etiology remains elusive. Here, we report a perplexing case of keratitis in a 35-year-old patient with no identifiable risk factors or predisposing conditions. Despite the initial uncertainty, empirical treatment with antiviral medications led to a rapid resolution of symptoms and improvement in corneal health. This case underscores the importance of considering viral etiologies even in cases with atypical presentations and highlights the potential efficacy of antiviral therapy in such scenarios. Further investigation is needed to understand the underlying causes and improve treatment approaches for similar cases of unexplained keratitis.