Corneal trauma is easily the most frequent and significant risk factor for fungal keratitis. Mostly the pain is connected with probable possibilities of corneal ulcer which will be leading to secondary uveitis and mitosis. Hence topical atropine(1%), which might result in mydriasis is the only relief form. The signs of fungal keratitis is very similar to many other eye disorders in the first stages. The diagnosis of fungal keratitis is still problematic. The prognosis for fungal keratitis is dependent on several things. In such situations, microscopic examination of the scraped cornea is a must. There is not any evidence of fungal recurrence. Moreover, it seems that extensive usage is steroid for a prolonged period of time may cause increased risk of corneal infection as well as increased risk of endophthalmitis. One of the typical causes of corneal infections is fungal organisms.