How is a scatter and granuloma treated? What to do with a scattering granula

Loose grains, different from styes. Although they occur on the upper and lower eyelids of the eyes, and styes sometimes resolve on their own, but they are difficult to resolve, and three babies have had such surgeries before the pocket. When I asked the doctor why, even the doctor couldn't tell the reason, thinking that the air pollution was getting worse and worse, and the dust particles in the air were getting bigger and bigger.

If you want to prevent it, there are three things to remember: remember not to let your baby develop the habit of rubbing his eyes with his hands; When the little hands touch the dirty, they must always remember to wash it; Remember to use a hot washcloth for a few minutes on each eye each time you take a bath. The following is the medical knowledge about the scatter seed, all mothers learn it, it will be helpful to prevent it!

Granulomas, also known as meibomian cysts, are chronic inflammatory granulomas caused by obstruction of glandular duct discharge and retention of secretions in the glandular ducts. It is more common in children, but it can also occur in adults, both upper and lower eyelids, and can be single or multiple. The main clinical manifestations are no tenderness and induration under the eyelid skin, which can be promoted, and generally after timely **, there is no major obstacle to the eyes and body.

Clinical manifestations 1If the cyst is small, there are no symptoms, and when it is large, there may be heavy discomfort; 2.There is induration under the eyelid skin, no adhesion with **, no tenderness, the corresponding palpebral conjunctival surface is purple-red or purple-blue, gray-white over time, and the nodule can remain unchanged or slowly enlarged all year round; 3.

Secondary infections resemble internal styes and may form inflammatory granulations. Diagnosis is based on 1No obvious self-conscious symptoms; 2.

typical symptoms and signs; 3.Slow progression, large nodules, visible bulges in appearance, and even mechanical ptosis; 4.Signs of secondary infection are similar to those of internal styes.

Principle 1Cause of disease**; 2.If the symptoms are obvious, surgical curettage can be selected; 3.

Antibiotics for secondary infection**. Medication Principles 1Small chalazion (3 mm in diameter) do not need to be treated, or tetracycline cortisone eye ointment can be applied with a warm compress, or prednisone (25 mm ml) injected intracapsular is not effective, and can be re-injected every other week.

2.Large cysts (3 mm in diameter) or do not resolve with these treatments may be curettage, followed by antibiotic eye drops or ointment. 3.

Granulomas are formed, and the granulations are removed first, and then the above treatment is performed. 4.Patients with secondary infection should choose effective antibiotics.

Efficacy evaluation 1**: Wound healing, lump resolution.

2.Good** symptom relief.

3.Unhealed: The lump grows in size and complications occur.

Experts suggest that chalazion is one of the common eyelid diseases, and the swelling remains unchanged or enlarged after early hot compress, and should be examined in the hospital. In particular, the elderly and those who have had multiple times after surgery should be alert to the possibility of meibomian adenocarcinoma, and children should pay attention to ruling out tuberculosis infection. Small chalazion is asymptomatic and does not affect the cosmetic condition, so it is not necessary, and large ones can be treated appropriately by the ophthalmology department.

The disease does not cause major damage to the eyes. When applying a warm compress, the temperature should not be too high, and if you can't get down, you can consider surgery. Covering the red and swollen eyelids with a towel soaked in hot water still has an effect!

Our child also got chalazion, and the eyelids protruded with a big pimple, and then the erythromycin ointment was applied, plus anti-inflammatory eye drops, and I didn't eat greasy things, and I insisted on it for a week to have obvious results, and now it's basically **. For everyone, after all, surgery is traumatic to the eyes.

I applied a warm compress, and it turned out to be induration, and then I went to the hospital for surgery, but it was still a little bit of a bulge on the edge of the lower eyelid.

Scatter is a value-added lesion process caused by chronic inflammation of the meibomian gland, mostly without obvious discomfort, incidentally found deep in the eyelid with a mass the size of a mung bean to broad bean, ** not red, not painful to touch. Small plagranulomas do not need any**, and large plagranulomas are easy to cause astigmatism due to long-term compression of the eyeball, and secondly, increase the chance of suppuration** infection, so surgical removal is required.

Stye and stye are common diseases in children, and they are related to not liking cleanliness, so educating children to develop a good habit of loving cleanliness can prevent the hair of styes and styes. Multiple recurrent chizoma often occur in occult hyperopia, and correcting farsightedness with glasses can effectively prevent the onset of the disease.

Believe me, you don't have to spend a minute to get the sputa better, first apply a warm compress for 20 minutes, then apply aloe vera, remember, this method does not have results in a day or two, you have to be patient and apply it every day.

The landlord can first understand its definition:

Chalazion, also known as chalazion. It is idiopathic, aseptic, and chronic granulomatous inflammation of the meibomian glands, which is formed on the basis of the blockage of the meibomian gland discharge duct and the retention of secretions, and can be affected by both children and adults.

Medication**. 1.Small meibomian cysts do not require **, but larger ones require surgery.

2.Vertically cut the palpebral conjunctiva on the conjunctival surface, separate to both sides, expose the cyst wall, carefully peel off with a sharp knife, remove the entire cyst, if the cyst wall has been broken during the operation, the cyst contents and the cyst wall are completely cut off, the thumb and index finger are compressed for 3 5min after the operation, the conjunctival sac is coated with antibiotic eye ointment, and the sterile dressing is removed the next day.

3.For the purple-red granuloma formed by the ulceration of the meibomian gland cyst in children, make an incision parallel to the eyelid margin, try to completely cut off all the granulation tissue, sprinkle a small amount of streptomycin powder on the wound, and then use 7-0 silk sutures for 2 stitches to make the ** aligned.

4.When there is a co-infection, the internal blepharitis ** should be treated first, and if there is still a mass after the inflammation has subsided, it should be removed according to the above method.

Dietary health. Suitable for consumption.

The diet is based on fruit juice, millet pumpkin porridge, steamed bread, choose easily digestible foods, eat enough carbohydrates and protein-based foods, and have enough vegetables and fruits to supplement vitamins and minerals.

Not for consumption. Avoid greasy foods and overeating.

Preventative care. Eat more vegetables and fruits, maintain a normal and regular lifestyle, and correct the refractive state of the eyes.

Apply some chlortetracycline eye ointment to disinfect. It'll go away on its own. If you don't**, it's okay, if you do the opposite, you need to go under surgery.

One. If it is a simple small chalazion, it is sterile. Topical heat can be compressed. At the same time, it is combined with anti-inflammatory eye drops.

Two. If the chalazion is relatively large. May compress the eyeball and cause astigmatism. At the same time, the eyelids are also swollen. It's not pretty. This allows you to choose the type of surgery. Strip him off.

Three. If there is a more severe infection. It can be anti-inflammatory first. After the inflammation is controlled. Chalazion excision may be done. Cut it out.

Four. Don't stiffen. In order to avoid the ulceration of chalazion after co-infection. That might leave a sequelae. For example, scarring of the eyelids, etc.

Five. Refractive errors (farsightedness or nearsightedness, etc.), conjunctivitis, etc., can also cause secondary chalazion. Specific problems are solved!

Six. If there is a blockage of meibomian access. Try meibomian gland massage. to avoid the growth of chalazion in other locations.

In a word. If you have any problems, it is best to see a doctor in time. so as not to delay the best ** period.

And also. I don't know if you're a picky eater... If so, it's a good idea to correct your eating habits.

You can also look for a Chinese medicine doctor. Regulate the spleen and stomach. so as not to provoke the chalazion due to indigestion.

Meibomian cyst, also known as chalazion, is an idiopathic aseptic chronic granulomatous inflammation of the meibomian gland, that is to say, this inflammation is not a common purulent inflammation, and there will be no common symptoms of redness, swelling, heat and pain common to purulent inflammation, but a special hyperplasia, characterized by macrophage proliferation to form granulomatous nodules. It looks like the eyelids are swollen and generally not painful.

Warm eyelids can be applied early, and if there is no tendency to become smaller in 1 month, cystic incision and curettage drainage can be performed in ophthalmology.