There are small insects flying in the eyes, and where are the flying insects that fly into the eyes?

The correct name for this little bug should be: midges (especially yellow color).

Swarms of small midges on the streets are annoying, but they don't transmit disease.

2005-09-23 07:01:45 Northeast News Network.

These days, as long as you walk on the street, there are always swarms of small midges coming to your face, and if you are not careful, one or two will be sucked into your nose, or fly into your eyes and ears, which is annoying. But it doesn't spread disease.

Yesterday, as soon as Ms. Wang, who lives in the fourth community of gliding in Tiexi District, left the house, she immediately felt a stream of air coming towards her, and she took a closer look at it and turned out to be a thick layer of small flying insects! "My face, body, and hands were covered in bugs, and I was so scared that I ran for a while to get rid of them. Like Ms. Wang, the reporter also encountered swarms of flying insects on the way to work, most of the passers-by drove them away as they walked, and several assistant attendants in yellow vests had a dense layer of insects on their hats, which lingered despite the constant shaking off.

Will so many small worms fall on the ** will it be contagious? If it's too much, do you need to use medicine? Yesterday, the reporter consulted Professor Liu Mingyu of the Department of Biology of Liaoning University and experts from the College of Plant Protection of Shenyang Agricultural University.

According to Professor Liu, the scientific name of these small insects is "small fruit flies", and the common people are commonly known as "small midges", which generally reproduce in large numbers when they just enter autumn. Since the minimum temperature for these bugs to survive cannot be lower than 15 degrees, now is the time for them to do their "death throes", and the number is also the largest. As the weather gradually cools, these small insects will die in large numbers, and after "eleven", they will rarely be seen on the streets.

Professor Liu said that since these insects themselves do not carry infectious bacteria, they will not cause any harm to the human body, even if they are inhaled into the body.

Mr. Yang from the College of Plant Protection of Shenyang Agricultural University told reporters that autumn is the season when all kinds of melons and fruits are ripe, which provides rich food for small midges that like to eat rotten fruits. Watermelons, cantaloupe, and especially grapes are the most susceptible to small insects after they rot, which is why small midges survive in large numbers near fruit stands. (Liaoshen Evening News).

It is recommended that you go to the hospital to check for floaters.

Floaters: Generally caused by the degeneration of the vitreous, it is a natural aging phenomenon, that is, as the vitreous ages, the vitreous will "liquefy", producing some turbidity. Therefore, the official name of floaters is "vitreous chaos" or "vitreous floats".

I saw black dots flying in front of me, like floaters, hence the name.

Suddenly, there are a large number of floaters, a large number of flashes, distorted vision, straight lines become crooked, the face becomes distorted and other strange phenomena, the direction of mosquito flying is uncertain, black shadows cover the field of vision, vision deterioration, visual field defects, etc., are all bad signs that must be paid attention to, indicating that the vitreous may be in acute degeneration, or the retina has a hole in the danger, to see an eye doctor as soon as possible to examine the retina. If the diagnosis is confirmed, surgery is often required**.

Floaters. It is a type of eye disease, and it is a normal eye disease for middle-aged people.

Eye disease, you can go to the hospital to check it, my grandma used to have such a phenomenon as you, I bought her Yishibao, the effect is good after taking it for a while, you can try it.

Because the human eye reflects light and looks like water, this small insect needs a water environment to lay eggs, and it mistakes the human eye for the desired environment, so it will fly into the human eye. Or like light, the eye reflects light, and it flies in. When the eye enters the small flying insects, it can blink quickly and eliminate the small insects.

If tearing occurs, allow the tears to drain to naturally remove insects from your eyes. <

Because the human eye reflects light and looks like water, this small insect needs a water environment to lay eggs, and it mistakes the human eye for the desired environment, so it will fly into the human eye. Or like light, the eye reflects light, and it flies in. When the eye enters the small flying insects, it can blink quickly and eliminate the small insects.

If tearing occurs, allow the tears to drain to naturally remove insects from your eyes.

Because the human eye will reflect light, it is brighter, and it looks more like water, and the small flying insect likes to pick up the water surface in the wild, and mistakenly thinks that the eye is the water surface, so it likes to fly into the eye. When the small flying insects fly into the eyes, they can be removed by blinking quickly and shedding tears.

If you blink several times and the small flying insects still don't get rid of them, you can wash your eyes with running water.

When small flying insects enter the eyes, you can use clean water to moisten cotton swabs or small cotton cloths, and gently pat the eyes to remove the small flying insects trapped in the eyes.

Bugs that fly into the eye can enter the upper eyelid fornix, the lower eyelid fornix, or the outer or inner corners of the eye.

Bugs that fly into the eye are often attached to the bulbar conjunctiva or cornea, which can be observed with the naked eye. If the insects flying in do not know where to go, you can open the upper eyelid fornix or the lower eyelid fornix to observe whether there are insects in the fornix, the upper eyelid fornix and the lower eyelid fornix are the places where the insects are easy to stay, and it is difficult for the insects to leave on their own.

If it is determined that a bug flies into the eye, and the bug cannot be found when looking for Qingyou, most of the reason in this case is that the moment the bug hits the eye, the eye is closed protectively to keep the bug out. Or the oozing poor old bugs are sure to have entered the eyes.