There is viral keratitis and chronic conjunctivitis, which can never be cured

Keratitis generally causes tearing and wiping the eyes, while conjunctivitis feels like there is a foreign body in the eye; Conjunctivitis can be done with anti-inflammatory drugs, while keratitis can be done with hormones.

The three arms they press are different, keratitis occurs in the corneal conjunctivitis, it occurs in the conjunctiva, and the symptoms are also different; It is necessary to carry out relevant examinations according to the doctor's instructions, use relevant drugs and eye drops, solve the disease as soon as possible, and carry out corresponding symptomatic treatment according to the degree of development and mechanism of his disease, and symptomatic according to the different degrees of the disease.

Viral conjunctivitis is highly contagious and is transmitted by droplets, fites as well as inoculation by hand to eye. To avoid cross-contamination, physicians must thoroughly wash their hands and disinfect the instruments used after examining patients. Patients are instructed to wash their hands thoroughly after touching their eyes or nasal secretions, and to avoid contact with infected eyes and then to non-infected eyes.

And avoid sharing towels and pillows. Ocular discharge should be removed and the affected eye should not be enclosed. Viral conjunctivitis is self-limited, lasting 1 week for mild cases and up to 3 weeks for severe cases.

If conjunctivitis is determined to be caused by a virus, it is not necessary or ineffective.

If any of the clinical features are consistent with bacterial conjunctivitis, the patient should be given topical antibiotics**, such as sulfaacetyl 10% ophthalmic solution or trimethoprim polymyxin B, 4 times a day for 7 to 10 days. Severe conjunctivitis with pseudomembrane, and corneal inflammation or scarring that affects vision may require topical corticosteroids, although topical corticosteroids can exacerbate ocular herpes simplex virus infection and may cause corneal ulceration or even perforation. Long-term use of corticosteroids can cause glaucoma and possibly cataracts, so corticosteroid use must be initiated and monitored by an ophthalmologist.

Analysis:

Viral conjunctivitis is generally prone to appear after a cold, which is related to physical fatigue and decreased immunity. Conjunctivitis can be caused by many germs, most commonly viral and bacterial infections. Conjunctivitis, mainly topical eye drops, is much smaller than oral, injectable systemic medications.

If viral conjunctivitis is confirmed, antiviral eye drops, such as virazole eye drops, are recommended. It is necessary to prevent colds, pay attention to rest, improve resistance, wash hands frequently, and do a good job of eye hygiene.

Guidance: Viral conjunctivitis is generally prone to appear after a cold, which is related to physical fatigue and decreased resistance. Conjunctivitis can be caused by many germs, most commonly viral and bacterial infections. Conjunctivitis, mainly topical eye drops, is much smaller than oral, injectable systemic medications.

If viral conjunctivitis is confirmed, antiviral eye drops, such as virazole eye drops, are recommended. It is necessary to prevent colds, pay attention to rest, improve resistance, wash hands frequently, and do a good job of eye hygiene.

The baby is only four years old, and you can't say anything about corneal transplantation, and you'd better use traditional Chinese medicine** Chinese medicine**Viral keratitis is not at all**.

It's not enough to go to a big hospital once, but a few times and the doctor will be cured, and the doctor wants a little more money to prescribe a good medicine.

If you have keratitis, you should be in time** to avoid delaying the condition.

The basic principle of corneal ulcers is to take all effective measures to quickly control the infection, strive for an early **, and reduce the sequelae of keratitis to a minimum. Since most ulcerative keratitis is caused by an external cause, it is extremely important to eliminate the causative organism in addition to the causative cause. In order to facilitate the diagnosis, a smear should be taken from the edge of the corneal ulcer for bacterial culture and drug susceptibility testing.

If keratitis is not treated in time, it can lead to corneal ulcers, affect vision, and in the worst cases, it can lead to blindness.

Keratitis is divided into two types: ulcerative keratitis, also known as corneal ulcer, non-ulcerative keratitis, and deep keratitis.

The hot compress dilates the blood vessels in the eye area, relieves stagnation, and at the same time promotes blood flow, strengthens resistance and nutrition, and enables rapid recovery of ulcers. Flushing If secretions are high, the conjunctival sac can be flushed 3 or more times a day with saline or 3 boric acid solution to flush out the secretions, necrotic tissue, bacteria, and toxins produced by bacteria.

Keratitis is very serious, keratitis occupies an important position in corneal diseases, especially infectious keratitis, which is a common blinding eye disease worldwide, with a high incidence, serious damage to vision, and even can destroy the eyeball. Physician advice: When the corneal defense ability is reduced, external or endogenous ** hormone can lead to inflammation of corneal tissue.

Preventive measures: Vitamin A deficiency can also cause corneal inflammation, malnutrition, nerve paralysis, and exposure keratitis, so nutritional supplementation is recommended.

:Keratitis is a serious eye condition that is one of the leading causes of blindness. After all, keratitis is a disease in the eye area, so it can affect vision at least and directly lead to blindness, so it is necessary to actively cooperate with the doctor**.

If you get keratitis and leave it unattended, it will worsen the condition. There is a high probability of turning into fungal keratitis. Because the symptoms of fungal keratitis are mild, patients often do not pay enough attention to it, and only rush to seek medical attention when the symptoms worsen, at this time, there are often severe corneal ulcers or empyema in the anterior chamber, and even corneal perforation, ocular contentsitis, etc., which destroy the entire eyeball and eventually lead to blindness.

Keratitis is an inflammation caused by corneal trauma and invasion of the cornea by bacteria and viruses. Its main danger is that the vision is more or less affected, especially if the inflammation invades the pupil area. Of course, the degree of visual involvement depends entirely on the location of the scar, and if it is located in the middle of the cornea, even if the scar is small, it will affect the vision very much.

Therefore, in the early stage of the disease, you should immediately receive **, you can use a hot compress to dilate the blood vessels in the eye, relieve stagnation, and at the same time promote blood flow, enhance resistance and nutrition, so that the ulcer can be quickly recovered.

I believe that all patients have a good understanding of the severity of keratitis through the above introduction, so once the patient suffers from this condition, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time, otherwise you will regret it for life.

Keratitis is very harmful to the eyeball, affecting vision in mild cases, corneal perforation and vision loss in severe cases. Therefore, if you have keratitis, you must diagnose it accurately and actively**, and keep the lesion in the superficial cornea as much as possible.

At the beginning of the disease, the eyes can have a foreign body sensation, or a tingling sensation, red eyes, photophobia, tearing, the patient is unwilling to open the eyes, the cornea is damaged by gray-white or yellow-white infiltration spots, the surrounding membrane tissue is watery and cloudy, and the cornea looks unbright and transparent. If this stage is not positive**, the inflammation can continue to expand or develop deeply, and the corneal tissue will die and fall off, forming yellow-white ulcers, corneal local defects, and unevenness. At this time, the eye pain is aggravated, the vision is significantly reduced, and with the large amount of necrotic tissue falling off, the cornea gradually thins, and finally causes the ulcer to perforate, the contents of the eye flow out, and the vision is severely reduced.

Inflammation can also develop into the eye, causing endophthalmitis or panophthalmitis, leading to blindness.

Keratitis is a common corneal disease, which is mostly caused by various foreign pathogenic bacterial infections. Due to the complex classification of keratitis, the symptoms of keratitis caused by different types are not quite the same, and only the common clinical manifestations are introduced here.

After keratitis, at first the eye only has a foreign body rubbing sensation, and occasionally there is a tingling or burning sensation; red eyes, photophobia, tearing, unable to open eyes, conjunctival edema in severe cases; At the site of the corneal epithelium break (on the black eyeball), grayish-white or yellowish-white infiltrates appear first, with a slightly raised surface and diffuse edema and opacity around them (viral keratitis, grayish-white infiltrates that may be dendritic or band-like).

If not timely, the inflammation can continue to expand or develop deeply, causing necrosis of the corneal tissue, and the necrotic tissue will fall off to form a yellow-white ulcer, and the ulcer will continue to expand to the periphery and can spread to the whole thickness of the cornea to form a stromal ulcer, at which time there may be severe conjunctival edema, severe eye pain, and severe fever may occur. Necrotic tissue is constantly shedding, causing ulcer perforation, aqueous humor and ocular contents draining from the perforation, and severe vision loss. If the inflammation progresses into the eye, it can cause endophthalmitis or panophthalmitis, and eventually often lead to eye atrophy and blindness.

Corneal and ocular surface disease experts in the eye hospital remind keratitis patients that if the diagnosis is accurate and timely, the lesion can stay at a certain stage, and only a thin pannu can be left in the light case, which has little impact on vision. Severe cases often leave corneal scars of varying degrees, which seriously affects vision.

With the exception of paralytic keratitis, most people with keratitis have strong inflammatory symptoms, such as pain, embarrassment, tearing, and blepharospasm. Patients with keratitis have not only ciliary hyperemia, but also iris hyperemia. In severe cases, edema can occur in the bulbar conjunctiva and even the eyelids.

The symptoms of keratitis caused by different ** are also different, bacterial keratitis has the most acute onset, the most severe symptoms, and the discharge is increased and viscous; Viral keratitis is secondary, with little discharge and is watery or mucus-like; Fungal keratitis is the mildest, and sometimes the corneal lesion is already severe, but the patient does not feel it obviously. Corneal sensation may be reduced in patients with herpes simplex keratitis.

Corneal inflammation inevitably affects vision to a greater or lesser extent, especially if the inflammation invades the pupil area. The corneal scar formed after the ulcer has healed not only prevents light from entering the eye, but also changes the curvature of the corneal surface and the refractive refraction force, so that objects cannot be focused on the retina to form a clear image, and thus vision is reduced. The degree of visual involvement depends entirely on the location of the scar, and if it is in the middle of the cornea, the scar is small, but the visual impact is large.

This depends on the severity of the case, and if it is too severe, it may cause permanent damage to the eyesight. It is recommended that you go to Chongqing Preh Ophthalmology. Looking at the hospital, my keratitis was cured there, and it has not been **, which is still very good.

Corneal disease can affect vision up to blindness. Generally, it can be cured, there are many reasons for keratitis, and it can't be said that it is simple**, of course, the disease of the eye is generally eye drops, and the cornea is particularly seriously damaged to be transplanted. So don't look at home or in a small hospital store.

It can endanger your health. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and confirmation so that the symptoms can be corrected**.