steph weidert,

I was able to review this question as well as your prior submission. 

First of all, any loss of consciousness needs to be evaluated by a physician.  Without establishing the cause, you're never quite sure if this will happen again.  The list of possible causes for losing consciousness is quite long, ranging from a simple fainting spell to problems that are more serious such as seizures. 

In your daughter's situation, manipulation of the contact lense may have caused irritation or injury to the cornea, resulting in the pain.  The pain, as well as the irritation, may have launched a vaso-vagal reaction, which can lower blood pressure and heart rate, causing dizziness and possible loss of consciousness.  I must stress that this is just one possibility.  There is no substitute for a complete history and physical examination by a physician, who would then be in the best position to make a determination of possible causes, as well an any testing that might be necessary. 

I understand the financial situation, but as you have suggested, to ensure her safety, she must see a physician as soon as possible.  I hope this has been helpful to you.

Martin Cane, M.D.