How to deal with eyelashes pricking into the eyes?

If you go to the hospital for electrolysis less, if you do more trichiasis surgery, the operation is a small operation is relatively simple, it is better to go to a big hospital, and if you do it well, you may be able to get bigger eyes. However, I also heard from a doctor that you can perm your eyelashes, so you can go to your local beauty salon and other places for consultation. I also have trichiasis, and some time ago I went to the hospital and said that the corneal epithelium had fallen off, so I electrolyzed and prescribed some syrup, and now it is better. Beg.

Dear, this is a very simple question, pro is trachoma, you can buy some suitable eye drops, find a doctor to consult, a drop will be relieved.

It's normal, and it's okay.

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The eyelashes may be pricked because we have trichiasis, and it is recommended that you go to the hospital for surgery. Now through the planting of eyelashes, it is also a phenomenon that can effectively help us alleviate trichiasis, generally the lower eyelashes may grow upwards and poke directly into our eyes, so we must go to the hospital for corresponding examinations and **. If there are not many eyelashes on trichiasis, we can also choose to directly pluck out the eyelashes that prick the eyes, which can also effectively avoid some problems.

There are many people who always feel that their eyelashes are always very blinking, which makes the eyes feel very uncomfortable, and this is because our eyelashes do not grow downward. Instead, it grows up to our eyeballs, which will make the eyeballs feel very uncomfortable, so we can correct one direction of the eyelashes by curling eyelashes or by applying mascara, which can also make the eyes more comfortable. There are also eyelash softeners on the market, which are actually the same as perming eyelashes, which can make eyelashes grow in one direction.

If there is a phenomenon of trichiasis on the upper eyelashes, then we can choose to plant eyelashes, so that the eyelashes can grow upwards and will not prick our eyeballs. But if you don't want to be political, you have to go to the hospital for an examination, go to the hospital for **, and protect your eyes. If the condition of trichiasis is more serious, it is also necessary to go to the hospital for corresponding examinations, and then let the doctor give a first-class plan.

In general, in the case of trichiasis, either one or two or the whole eyelash grows in the direction of the eyeball, so it usually feels very uncomfortable. Therefore, it is best for everyone to go to the hospital for a check-up, thinking that this method may better solve a problem of our eyelashes. After all, the time to solve the problem of eyelashes is very short, so it is necessary to correct everyone's eyelashes, so as to better solve the problem of eyelashes.

Eyelashes piercing the eyeball, this condition is also called trichiasis or chaotic eyelisax, which is a relatively common eye disease, usually caused by inversion of the eyelids, such as blepharitis, meipadenitis, eyelid trauma or burns, which leads to changes in the shape of the eyelids and causes abnormalities in the direction of eyelash growth.

For ** in this case, if the number is relatively small, such as only 1 2, trichiasis can be removed; If the number is large, eyelash electrolysis or surgical correction can be done.

It may be trichiasis, and your eyelashes are growing inward, which will cause some damage to your eyeballs. At this time, some eyelashes need to be plucked out, or surgery is required to correct them.

The eyelashes grow too fast, the eyelashes are long, the eyes have a series of diseases, and there is a serious entropion trichiasis, in this case, you need to go to the hospital in time, and do the most formal ** situation according to the doctor's advice, and you can choose surgery if it is serious.

Question 1: The eyelashes fell into the eyes and disappeared, what should I do Shed a few tears and it will come out, rest assured, if it doesn't come out now, it will come out sooner or later, if it really affects your eyes, the eyes have a self-cleaning function. Everyone will get dust and sand in their eyes, and they will be sick if they haven't heard of it.

Question 2: What should I do if my eyelashes fall into my eyes? It's like this. Close your eyes and burst out in tears. Or find someone to blow it for you and it can come out. Don't rub your hands.

Question 3: What should I do if my eyelashes often fall into my eyes, it is painful every time, and I can't get it It is called trichiasis. Surgery at an eye hospital**.

Question 4: What should I do if my eyelashes fall out of my eyes Don't worry. Don't rub your eyes all the time, soak it out with **small eye drops.

Or gently rinse your eyes with water. Then close your eyes, the best thing to do is to sleep and let the cornea rest to avoid eyelid rubbing when blinking. This is because corneal epidermal lesions can have a sensation similar to that of eyelashes entering the eye.

However, even corneal epidermal lesions will be completely ** in a day or two.

Question 5: What should I do if my eyelashes fall into my eyes? Hahaha, the upstairs is so classic, don't worry, it will run out when you don't know it, tears, when you sleep, and it will come out in the blink of an eye.

Otherwise, it would be very uncomfortable to have something in your eyes, even something as small as your eyelashes

Question 6: What should I do if my eyelashes fall into my eyes? Basically, it's okay, be careful not to rub your eyes with your hands and double eyelids will also occur in this situation, I also don't cut my eyes when I fall into my eyes, if you accidentally get in, you can take a piece of toilet paper, rub it into a strip, wet it with clean water or eye drops on the head, and then use it to point the eyelashes in the eyes.

At this point, the eyelashes will be glued out. If you move the eyelashes to the lower eyelid, then turn out the lower eyelid to separate the eyelashes from the eyeball, and then glue it out with paper If it is a typical symptom of "trichiasis", if it is above, it is recommended to make a double eyelid!! If it's the following, go to the hospital!

The doctor will have a way ...

Question 7: What will happen if the eyelashes fall out of the eyes and can't get them out Don't worry, first find some eye drops and drop them and then use a clean new cotton swab to carefully stick them out If there is someone next to you, it is better to call a friend to help It will be better Don't rub your eyes with your hands, which is not good for the cornea!

You can try to cry, tears will automatically bring out the eyelashes, and you have to squint when the time comes.

Question 8: The eyelashes fell into the eyes, I don't know what to do if I ran **, I saw that in the eyes will definitely be in the upper and lower eyelids, if you don't feel grinding, you may rub your eyes or tears flow out, don't worry too much.

Question 9: What should I do if my eyelashes get into my eyes? I'll teach you a method where you cover your ears and nose, then puff hard, and then use a cotton swab to get the foreign object out.

If your eyelashes blink frequently, it may be that your eyelashes are relatively long, and you can go to the hospital to see if you need to cut them.

There are two possibilities. One is that it is possible that your eyelashes are too long, and you can choose to cut them off a little. That could be your eye trichiasis, which needs to be removed in the hospital.

Your symptom may be trichiasis, which is the phenomenon of the eyelashes turning to the inside of the eye. It is usually caused by conjunctival scar contraction caused by trachoma. Blepharitis and trauma can also cause trichiasis.

Trichiasis rubs against the conjunctiva and cornea, causing foreign body sensation, embarrassment, tearing, blepharospasm, conjunctival injection, corneal opacity, or corneal ulceration.

If it is really trichiasis, if the condition is not serious, you can order some antibiotic eye ointment. If the entire row of eyelashes is trichiasis and there is an inversion of the eyelids, surgical correction may be considered. In general, surgery can be performed after the age of two.

Surgical correction of trichiasis is the "last chance" to prevent trachomatous blindness and is the most urgent action. There are many different surgical procedures to correct trichiasis, but there is a procedure called double tarsal plate rotation, which is simple to perform and has a high success rate.

That's because your eyelashes are too short, if your eyelashes are long, they will go out, you can't catch your eyes because your eyelashes are too short, and then you will find your eyeballs.

You can find someone to trim your eyelashes, and there won't be eyelashes pricking your eyes, so uncomfortable.

Is it too short? The long cut is fast, and the short one loves to get into the eyes.

If there are only a few trichiasis and there is no obvious inversion, we recommend that you go to the hospital ophthalmology department to destroy the hair follicle by electrolysis, which is only used for local anesthesia. If trichiasis removal is difficult, it indicates that the hair follicle has not been sufficiently damaged, and electrolysis should be repeated, and if possible, argon laser can be used to destroy the hair follicle.

Normally, the eyelashes of the upper eyelid grow upwards and outwards, and the eyelashes of the lower eyelids grow downwards. Trichiasis, on the other hand, is an abnormal condition in which the eyelashes are affected by an abnormal growth direction that touches the surface of the eyeball.

Eyelashes that grow in an abnormal direction, especially those that grow upside down to the surface of the cornea, may rub against the corneal epithelium. It can easily lead to symptoms such as foreign body sensation, photophobia, and tearing, and may also cause ocular congestion, conjunctivitis, corneal epithelial exfoliation, keratitis, corneal vascular pannus, corneal ulcers, corneal leukoplakia, etc., thus affecting vision.

Four ways to trichiasis.

1 Direct unplugging.

For the few inverted eyelashes, they can be plucked directly.

However, since the hair follicles are still present and the eyelashes will grow back quickly, the eyelashes should be plucked about every four to six weeks, and the new eyelashes tend to become thicker and stiffer.

2 Electrolysis.

In this way, the hair follicles are directly destroyed and the eyelashes are plucked, which is more damaging and may need to be repeated many times to achieve the desired effect.

3 Freezing method.

The freezing method is to freeze and destroy the hair follicles of the eyelashes at a low temperature of minus 20 degrees. However, there is a high chance of complications in this way.

4 Minimally invasive laser surgery.

Currently, the most effective and safe way to do trichiasis is to use minimally invasive laser surgery.

Laser surgery** trichiasis and mitomycin C are used to inhibit hair follicle growth, and the effect is better.

Since the surgery is minimally invasive, the wound can only be seen after the eye examination is magnified, so there is less pain after the operation, the recovery is faster, and the effect is more ideal.