Chronic conjunctivitis, how to treat it, how to treat chronic conjunctivitis completely

Hello: Chronic conjunctivitis usually you need to pay more attention to the intensity of your eyes, now office workers usually look at the computer for too long and do not pay attention to rest will lead to this chronic inflammation, usually pay more attention to eye hygiene, need to follow the doctor's instructions to take medicine, usually look at the computer for half an hour and rest for about ten minutes.

Chronic ** slow medication pay attention to rest and diet, eye drops do not work, change to gatifloxacin or the medicine prepared by our hospital The effect is good.

Optometry, check if it is caused by mild astigmatism, it is best not to apply eye drops, otherwise it will get heavier and heavier. Pay attention to rest and avoid spicy food. Wang Donglan, Department of Ophthalmology, The First Affiliated Hospital of Jiamusi University.

Chronic conjunctivitis is a common ophthalmic disease, patients often show long-term eye redness, swelling and pain, itching, tearing, etc., chronic conjunctivitis is mainly carried out according to**, different methods are also different, such as bacterial conjunctivitis requires the use of antibiotics, usually using eye drops containing antibiotic ingredients, such as ofloxacin eye drops, chloramphenicol eye drops, etc., if the symptoms are severe, oral antibiotics can also be considered**, For example, azithromycin, roxithromycin and so on.

The combination of Chinese and Western has a better effect, in addition to their above answer, it is also necessary to knock off the bottle, insist on ** for a period of time, internal antibiotics, external eye drops, rinse every day**, and the combination of Chinese medicine ** will have a better effect.

First of all, it is necessary to find out, eliminate the pathogens, and then deal with them appropriately for different pathogenic causes. Appropriate antibiotic eye drops and ointment should be given to those who cause bacteria, and an appropriate amount of astringent eye fluid should be added. For non-bacterial, on the basis of finding the cause and removing it, topical zinc sulfate eye drops or appropriate corticosteroid eye drops are given.

A considerable number of patients with chronic conjunctivitis will have conjunctival stones, which are coagulates of exfoliated epithelial cells and degenerative cells accumulated in the eyelid conjunctival epithelial depression or deep tubular recesses, etc., and are not true stones. The palpebral conjunctiva has a hard yellowish-white small dot-like protrusion, shaped like broken rice, some spread out and dotted, or densely grouped. At first, the location is deep, and the stone is still buried under the conjunctiva, and there are generally no conscious symptoms, and then gradually exposed on the surface of the conjunctiva.

A foreign body sensation occurs only when the induration protrudes from the conjunctival surface, and even causes corneal abrasions, in which case it can be removed with a knife tip or injection needle under topical anesthesia. In addition to taking medications**, getting enough sleep and having a balanced diet, I hope my answer will be helpful to you.

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Your current situation is a natural process of recovery from eye inflammation, and after a large-scale conjunctival inflammation, recovery also takes time. You don't need to use a lot of drops now, just take antibiotic eye drops 3 to 4 times a day. Slowly put it to stop.

It can be in theory, but it is difficult in practice.

When treating conjunctivitis with eye wash, an eyewash cup can be filled with normal saline, which is tightly covered on the outside of the upper and lower eyelids and does not allow the liquid medicine.

Drain out, then turn your back, open your eyes, gently open and close your eyelids, and let the eyewash fully contact the conjunctival sac and wash it off.

Secretion. Discard the normal saline, wash the eyewash cup and boil it for sterilization, and use it again next time, 3-4 times a day.

Antibiotics have a good effect on bacterial conjunctivitis, and although they have no effect on viral conjunctivitis, they have the effect of preventing bacterial infection. Commonly used are chloramphenicol eye drops and erythromycin or tetracycline eye ointment. Viral conjunctivitis can also be treated with morpholinoguanidine hydrochloride eye drops, cyclocytidine or iodoside eye drops, and eye drops of various antiviral herbs.

Pay attention to personal hygiene, use towels and basins independently, it is recommended to wash your face with running water, and do not rub your eyes with your hands.

A different way of living - that is, all the habits of daily life are changed according to the requirements and strictly implemented. This is the best protection for all chronic diseases. The question is, can anyone do it?

Of course you can**! Ensure adequate sleep, correct refractive errors, improve poor eye habits, maintain a reasonable diet, and cooperate with appropriate eye drops.

My chronic conjunctivitis was also cured on and off for a year or two.

In my experience:

The choice of hospital and doctor, as well as your own statement of the condition, are very important, and it is important to find the right one. Constantly changing eye drops is definitely the next resort!!

I have seen my eyes in five different hospitals in three places before, I didn't take it seriously before, I went to the hospital when my eyes were red, and told the doctor that I had acute conjunctivitis, and the doctor opened eye drops as soon as I saw it. Later, the doctor also said that I had a lot of follicles, and I would see if the drops could be eliminated... But there are also hormonal eye drops in it!!

Pay special attention to the use of less hormones, many hormones have good efficacy, but they are large, and some will increase the intraocular pressure, resulting in glaucoma. I once checked that the intraocular pressure was 30....

After a few times, I felt bad, changed hospitals, found a specialist, and the doctor said that your follicle is not hanging! I scraped the follicles. Once I didn't shave well, I shaved again, and I got pink eye again.

I felt like I was cross-infected in the hospital (tragedy!).

Later, it was good again, and there was no longer white eye droppings, all of which were a small amount of normal yellow.

Having said so much nonsense, I think it's important to find out the right condition!

Then it's all about actively cooperating**.

Wash your hands frequently first! Wash your hands before applying eye drops every time you wash your eyes.

To wash your eyes, I think it's okay to wash them with tap water, don't wipe your eyes with a towel, if you use a towel, you should burn and dry.

Don't touch your eyes with your hands that have taken your phone or mouse, especially when you have eye droppings or eye discomfort in the corners of your eyes, wipe it off with a clean cotton swab dipped in water. . . Or use a wet cotton swab, a dry cotton swab or paper will have some fibers on it, hair, and it will be more uncomfortable to get into the eyes. . .

Eye drops on time, in sufficient amount! Drip the eye drops in, don't squeeze it out, find out the specific method yourself or ask the doctor can also ask me.

Then pay attention to hygiene, change pillowcases and bed sheets once a week, and stay away from dusty places...

There is also a need to have good living habits and regular work and rest. To allow the eyes to get enough rest, ** do not succeed during the period. Day on the computer, TV, mobile phone, this has a great impact on the condition, I don't know if you have such a feeling, conjunctivitis **, look at the computer for a while, the eyes are very tired, usually not.

Pay attention to your diet as well. We all know this, but it may not be possible to do it... If you really want to have good eyes early, you must be self-disciplined!!

This is a little bit of my personal experience, I hope it can help you!!

I really think chronic conjunctivitis is too tormenting to admit...

I wish you a speedy **!!