Illness/Sickness: White film over eyes. Intention?

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Hi! My axie has been in quarantine for the last week due to a fungal infection. She is doing good now.*
I have noticed that her eyes still look different though. Does anyone know what this is and if we have to treat it?

Photo 1: before the infection
Photo 2-3: now

Thanks!!
 
Forgot my photos!
 

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