What should I do if my child has a needle hole, and what should I do if I have a needle hole?

The "eye of the needle" is medically called a stye, also known as blepharitis. It is an acute inflammation of the sebaceous or meibomian glands near the eyelash follicles, which is equivalent to a boil.

There are two types of styes: internal and external

An external stye is an acute inflammation of the sebaceous glands or hair follicles at the base of the eyelashes. It is characterized by localized redness, pain, localized induration, and tenderness of the eyelids. In severe cases, the entire eyelid is red and swollen, and the anterior lymph nodes on the affected side are swollen and tender.

A few days later, yellow pus spots appear at the base of the hair follicle, which soon burst and drain pus, and the symptoms disappear and heal.

Internal stye is an acute purulent inflammation of the meibomian gland in the eyelids. Symptoms are similar to those of an external stye. However, because the inflammation is located in the more solid tarsal tissue, the pain is more severe, and the inflammation lasts for a long time, and after a few days, yellow pus spots appear on the surface of the palpebral conjunctiva, and finally the eyelid conjunctive membrane is ruptured and the pus is discharged, and the inflammation gradually disappears and heals.

There are four causes of needle eye.

1.Overwork of the eye causes the orbicularis muscles around the eye to contract and block the opening of the gland.

2.Rub your eyes with unclean hands to allow bacteria to run through the openings of the glands.

3.Food-related allergies, such as some people craving seafood, chocolate, etc.

4.If the reverse stye is reversed, it is necessary to pay attention to the whole body examination for diabetes.

Precautions after suffering from "eye of the needle".

1. When the eyelids are red, swollen and pus-spotted, do not squeeze them with your hands. Because the eyelid blood vessels are abundant, the veins of the eye communicate with the intraorbital vein and the facial vein, and communicate with the intracranial cavernous sinus, and the veins of the eye lack the static carbine valve, when the abscess is squeezed, the blood flows back to all directions, resulting in the spread of inflammation, causing serious complications, such as orbital cellulitis, cavernous sinus embolism and sepsis, which are life-threatening and should be paid attention to.

2. To go to the hospital in time to ask an ophthalmologist to carry out **, if it has been suppurated, you can incision and drain the pus, which can not only promote early healing, but also reduce scarring.

Quick fact: The eye of a needle (stye) is different from a chalazion.

A stye is an acute bacterial infection of a hair follicle or gland, causing the eyelids to be red, swollen, hot, and painful. It occurs at the eyelid margin.

A chalazion is a lump caused by chronic inflammation that is less painful and occurs far from the eyelid margin. The resulting lump can be felt by the eyelids, or when the eyelids are turned upside down, the lumps can be seen on the conjunctiva of the eyelids.

How to Eye of the Needle**.

The eye of the needle is a stye. When the needle eye first occurs, the eyelids are swollen and painful with ice, anti-inflammatory eye drops, and oral antibiotics if necessary. Most cases resolve within 3 to 4 days;If the gland is swollen and suppurated, surgery is required to make an incision to drain the gland.

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Stye : Use a clean towel or gauze 2-3 times a day for 15-30 minutes. Chloramphenicol or rifampicin or ofloxacin spotting 4 to 6 times a day.

Chlortetracycline or erythromycin is applied to the eye 1-2 times a day. In severe cases, penicillin may be given intramuscularly or oral antibiotics. The abscess matures and a yellow pus head appears, which can be cut open and drained.

But don't squeeze.

Look**, your stealing needle eye is just getting sick.

You quickly take a 50 cm piece of cotton thread and wrap the second section of your right middle finger tightly. The middle finger will slip into black and purple after a while, it doesn't matter, let Xiaokuan loose every half an hour, and wrap it tightly. After 6 - 8 hours, the inflammation disappears.

Tried and tested, especially easy to make.

I'm going to see a doctor about this.

"Stealing the eye of a needle", medically known as a stye, is caused by an infection. How to prevent it?Good hygiene should be practiced, especially for children, and remember not to wipe their eyes with dirty hands or handkerchiefs frequently to avoid bringing dirt or bacteria into their eyes.

If you have this condition, you can apply a warm towel 3 times a day for 10-15 minutes in the early stages. Warm compresses not only relieve pain, but also speed up ripening. Tetracycline or chlortetracycline ophthalmic ointment can be applied topically, and antibiotics can be injected in severe cases.

If you have a pus, remember not to squeeze the pus with your hands, because squeezing it vigorously may cause the bacteria in the pus head to spread with the bloodstream, causing orbital cellulitis, sepsis, and even entering the brain, which is life-threatening. A doctor should be asked to cut open and drain the pus.

Why is the total length "eye of the needle"?The answer is unexpected, do 4 things in time to relieve symptoms.

A stye, commonly known as a pin's eye, is an acute purulent inflammation of the sebaceous or meibomian glands near the eyelash follicles. It is a common eye disease in children. Healthy people's eyelids have the ability to defend against the invasion of external germs, and children are ignorant, often crying, and often rubbing their eyes with dirty hands, and bacteria will take advantage of the weakness.

Most of the bacteria that cause styes are Staphylococcus aureus, so styes are mostly purulent inflammation. When children suffer from various systemic diseases, the systemic resistance decreases, and it is also easy to cause styes.

There are two types of styes, namely internal styes and external styes. An external stye is an acute inflammation of the sebaceous glands or hair follicles at the base of the eyelashes. It is characterized by localized redness and swelling of the eyelids, small induration, and painful and tender.

After a few days, pus appears at the base of the hair follicle, which is cut open to drain the pus or burst out on its own, and the symptoms disappear quickly and heal. The internal stye is an acute inflammation of the facial plate gland in the eyelid, and its symptoms are the same as that of the external stye, but because the inflammation is in the more solid facial plate tissue, the pain is more intense, and the inflammation lasts for a long time, and in severe cases, the entire eyelid is red and swollen, and the anterior ear lymph nodes on the affected side are swollen and tender. After a few days, pus appears in the eyelids, and after the pus is drained, the symptoms will disappear.

**Methods For patients with internal and external styes, I generally use the acupuncture earlobe method.

First see whether the stye born by the patient is in the left eye or the right eye, if it is the left eye, then disinfect the earlobe with hydrogen peroxide (hydrogen peroxide) in the lower part of the left earlobe, and then puncture the lower part of the earlobe with a sterilized needle, and then squeeze out some blood at the acupuncture site, if the patient's eye is swollen, squeeze a little more blood, the general squeeze times are about 10 times, if the patient's earlobe blood clotting is poor, the number of squeezing is less, if the patient is the right eye, then the acupuncture of the right earlobe, the method is the same as the left earlobe. Under normal circumstances, after acupuncture**, the patient improves after one day and heals in about three days. If you add some antibiotic eye ointment during the period**, the effect is better.

In addition, it is forbidden to eat eggs (eggs, duck eggs, etc.) and seafood after the patient has a stye.

With this method**100 stye patients, an average of four days**, the **rate is 100%.

Effect: Stye brings inconvenience to people's study, life and work. Therefore, the use of acupuncture earlobe ** stye has a significant effect, it can make the acute purulent inflammation of the eyelid gland and eyelash follicle, through the acupuncture of the earlobe, so that the abscess is quickly dispersed and healed quickly.

It also avoids the pain of incision and drainage, and besides, this method is simple and easy to learn, the effect is fast, and there is no need to go to the hospital for treatment.

For styes, antibiotics are enough.

Symptoms of granuloma stye is a common acute eye disease that is medically known as acute blepharitis, commonly known as "eye of the needle". Human eyelid glands are more numerous, grow deep in the eyelid tissue, and open at the eyelid margin. It is through the opening that bacteria enter the gland, causing purulent inflammation.

Therefore, if you have a stye, you will experience local redness, swelling, and pain, just like boils in other parts of the body. **Methods vary depending on the time of day For stye**, there are different methods at different times. When a stye first appears, the stye can slowly subside with antibiotic eye drops and a local warm compress.

If it is late, the induration and tenderness of the eye are more obvious, and the abscess in the induration is finally formed, and the use of antibiotic eye drops and local hot compresses is already ineffective, and surgical incision and drainage of pus are required, rather than allowing it to break down on its own. The surgery is incised in the direction of the ** line and gland, which will not damage the adjacent glands, and will not form "scarred eyes" and affect the appearance. If your child has a fever and the lymph nodes in front of his ears are swollen and tender, antibiotics are needed.

Due to the large number of eyelid glands, it is possible that after one place is cured, it may occur again in other places, and the inflammation of the reverse birth is not on the same gland. Advice for parents Pay attention to your child's hand and eye hygiene, wash your hands frequently, and don't let your child rub his eyes with dirty hands. Pay attention to your child's balanced diet and exercise appropriately to enhance your child's physical resistance.

When your child has a stye, remember not to squeeze it because the blood vessels are closely related to the brain, and improper squeezing may cause intracranial infection. Once the child's eyelids are red and swollen, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time, and use medicine and warm compresses in time, so that the stye can subside as soon as possible and save the child the pain of surgery.

A stye, also known as a stye, is an acute purulent inflammation of the meibomian glands or sebaceous glands around the eyelash follicles caused by staphylococcal infection.

Advice: Topical moist and hot compresses, with a clean towel or gauze, 2 to 3 times a day, 15 to 30 minutes each time. Antimicrobial eye drops such as chloramphenicol or rifampicin or ofloxacin spot the eye 4 to 6 times a day.

Systemic antibiotics are generally not required. In severe cases, penicillin may be given intramuscularly or oral antibiotics. The abscess matures and a yellow pus head appears, which can be cut open and drained.

But don't squeeze the part.