The child has a pimple in his eye, who knows what it is?

Consider a stye. A stye is an acute inflammation caused by purulent bacteria invading the eyelid glands. Most cases are caused by infection of the eyelid glands by staphylococcus, especially Staphylococcus aureus.

Typical clinical manifestations are redness, swelling, warmth, and pain of the eyelids. Early styes can be locally warm, 10 to 15 minutes each time, 3 to 4 times a day, to relieve symptoms, promote eyelid blood circulation, and promote the resolution of inflammation; When an abscess is formed, you should go to the hospital to cut it and drain the pus; When the abscess has not yet formed, remember not to squeeze and drain the pus yourself! Failure to do so may allow the infection to spread.

It's best to go to the hospital for a check-up.

It may be an eye stone.

Need to go to the hospital for a check-up.

I had a larger one before. Went to the hospital for a minor operation. Basically, the doctor punctured this thing and squeezed out the surrounding abscess. It's not a big deal. Please practice eye hygiene.

Go to the hospital, it should be a stye. It's not a big problem, but you also need to get some eye drops. Caused by excessive hormone secretion, I also have it in my family.

In this case, take the child to a regular hospital to find a doctor, do not do it at home by yourself, only the doctor will examine in detail and tell how to deal with the situation, you and the child should listen to the doctor's words, insist on going to the regular hospital**.

Pimples in the eyes need to be paid attention to, take him to the ophthalmology department of a regular hospital as soon as possible to diagnose**, as soon as possible**soon**.

Go to the outpatient clinic and let the doctor pick the needle, just order anti-inflammatory eye medicine.

It's better to go to the hospital.

Go to the hospital and see a doctor. Listen to the professional advice of professionals.

It is best to go to the hospital to have a look, because the eyes are more fragile, and it will be better to go to a large hospital.

Don't go to the doctor indiscriminately, go straight to the hospital, it's safe, your eyes are not somewhere else.

Hurry up and go to the hospital to see it, don't waste time.

1A pimple in the eye is likely to be caused by conjunctivitis. Conjunctivitis is a general term for the inflammatory response of conjunctival tissue in the external world and the body's own factors, although conjunctivitis itself does not have a great impact on vision, but when inflammation triggers the cornea or causes complications, it can lead to visual impairment. Hot eyes with conjunctivitis may have symptoms such as a foreign body sensation, a burning sensation, and increased discharge.

The conjunctival sac can be cleaned by irrigation with physiological round beam saline, and topical antiviral eye drops can be used to reduce inflammation and gradually relieve the pain in the ulnar cavity.

2. Stye, also known as needle eye and blepharitis, is an acute purulent inflammation of the sebum or meibomian gland near the eyelash follicle. The stye will make the eyelids red, swollen, painful, hot, and yellow bumps will appear when the abscess gathers, which often occurs in the lipid glands of the skin at the base of the eyelashes. The best way for people with a stye is to have surgery to cut the cyst to prevent the inflammation from spreading.

3. Chalazion is a chronic inflammatory granuloma of the meibomian gland formed on the basis of blockage of the discharge duct of the meibomian gland and retention of secretions. Also known as meibomian gland cyst, it is a common disease and will work backwards. A hard lump can be felt on the eyelid, and the pain is not noticeable.

Early small chalazion can be dissipated and absorbed by hot compress or physiotherapy massage, no special **, large chalazion needs to be surgically removed, and the cyst wall must be removed to prevent **.

4. Eyes are sensitive and inflamed parts of the body, usually pay more attention to eye hygiene, do not wipe your eyes with your hands, pay more attention to rest, reduce the time your eyes are facing computers and books, and you can do eye massage when your eyes feel uncomfortable to protect your eyes. Eat more fruits and vegetables that contain vitamin C and vitamin A, which is good for eye health.

Circumstance. 1. Stye, that is, blepharadenitis, can be divided into external blepharadenitis and internal blepharadenitis, of which external blepharadenitis is commonly known as "stealing the eye of the needle", which is an acute purulent inflammation of the zeis gland. Internal blepharadenitis is an acute purulent inflammation of the meibomian glands.

Both internal and external blepharitis are manifested as redness, swelling, pain, and local hard joints of the eyelids, and sometimes systemic symptoms such as chills and fever may occur.

Circumstance. 2. Chalazion, also known as meibomian gland cyst, is a chronic inflammatory granuloma formed due to the obstruction of meibomian gland discharge and the retention of secretions. It is manifested as a ** mass of the eyelids, which can be single or multiple, the eyelids ** are normal or slightly raised by the mass, and the subcutaneous mass is faintly visible.

Because there is no acute inflammation, it is often noticed when the cyst is large.

Circumstance. 3. Eyelid masses caused by other reasons, such as cavernous hemangioma, lipoma, powder tumor or eyelid tuberculosis caused by other reasons.

No matter what the situation is, if you have a small pimple in your eyes, you must pay attention to it, and if necessary, go to the ophthalmology department of the hospital for examination.

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Problem Description: A small white ball grows under the eye. Small, a bit like pus. It's been more than 1 year.

Usually it's nothing, and when I happen to forget that I have this thing in my eyes, but occasionally it's a little itchy, and it feels like there is sand in my eyes. But for some reason, I felt a little painful, sour, as if the sand was grinding my eyeballs. How, exactly?

Analysis: It can be considered trachoma, it is best to go to the hospital to see!

Trachoma is a chronic infectious conjunctival and keratitis caused by Chlamydia trachomatis. Because it forms a rough and uneven appearance on the surface of the conjunctiva of the trace, resembling sand grains, it is called trachoma. For the study of trachoma formation, Chinese scientists have made outstanding contributions.

At first, people only speculated that trachoma may be caused by a substance like chlamydia, but it has not been confirmed that it is the first time that Chinese ophthalmologists Tang Feifan and Zhang Xiaolou have isolated this chlamydia by chicken embryo culture method, confirming the existence of Chlamydia trachomatis. After this Chlamydia trachomatis infects the human body, it mainly destroys the conjunctiva and corneal epithelial cells, causing inflammatory reactions, which can generally be cured, but if it is repeatedly infected, it can form scars, such as sand, with a feeling of grinding eyes, and in severe cases, the eyelids can be deformed and even blind. This is also the main reason why I lost my sight due to illness before the liberation, so we must actively prevent trachoma.

Chlamydia trachomatis is often found in eye secretions and can be transmitted through contaminated fingers, handkerchiefs, towels, basins, etc., so it is important to wash your hands frequently, keep your hands clean, and develop good personal hygiene habits. Trachoma is more common in children, generally with acute onset, the eyes always have the feeling of entering things, fear of light, tears, mucopus discharge, and once the acute phase passes, there is generally no feeling. **Trachoma can be applied with rifampicin eye drops 3 times a day.

May be an internal stye.

hordeolum interunm) is an acute purulent inflammation of the meibomian glands. The clinical symptoms are less violent than those of the external stye, and a yellow pus is often faintly exposed on the surface of the congested palpebral conjunctiva, which may spontaneously penetrate and drain pus into the conjunctival sac. If the meibomian gland fails to penetrate, and the pathogenic toxicity is strong, the inflammation expands, invades the entire tarsal laminus tissue, and forms an eyelid abscess.

Topical warm compresses. Topical heat can promote suppuration, and mild inflammation can disappear completely after warm compresses. Systemic and topical antibiotics** can promote the loss of inflammation, and penicillin antibiotics can be given orally, intramuscularly, or intravenously, and they are effective against pyogenic bacteria. Topical eye drops can be used, generally using 0 25 chloramphenicol eye drops, if there is more secretion, rifampicin eye drops can be used for good effect.

Children can apply chlortetracycline eye ointment after falling asleep.

Incision to drain the pus, without waiting for it to break down on its own, will reduce the patient's pain and shorten the course of treatment. When the pus head appears, do not squeeze it by hand, because the eyelid blood vessels are abundant, the veins of the eye communicate with the intraorbital veins, and communicate with the intracranial cavernous sinus, and the ocular veins do not have venous valves, and the blood can flow back in all directions, and the squeezing will spread the inflammation and cause serious complications, such as orbital cellulitis, cavernous sinus embolism and even sepsis, which is life-threatening. Do not rub your eyes with dirty hands to avoid bringing bacteria into your eyes and causing infection.

Although stye disease is small, it is very annoying, painful, and there is no good way to do it medically, and the effect of wiping the root of the eyelashes with an alcohol cotton ball is very good. Here's how to do this: Wipe your eyelashes with an alcohol cotton ball as soon as you start to have --- your eyelids are itchy, red, swollen or painful.

When wiping, keep your eyes closed and gently rub back and forth at the base of your eyelashes with an alcohol cotton ball (not too wet, squeeze out some alcohol when it's too wet). After rubbing, your eyes will feel hot (do not open your eyes when you have a fever, otherwise alcohol will penetrate your eyes and cause eye pain), and wait until the heat has passed. As long as you rub it 2 or 3 times on the same day, the swelling can be reduced.

The infusion formula is: cefoperazone sodium sulbactam sodium * 4 bottles + levofloxacin * 2 bottles, which can be cured in 24 hours. Levofloxacin and sulbactam sodium have broad-spectrum bactericidal ability, and many bacteria can be killed.

The pimple in the eye and face is generally a fire pimple, which may be that you do not notice or grow when you grow, usually people call it orange eye, the cause is the heavy liver fire, morning exercise can reduce the liver fire and reduce the incidence of orange eye, this is my experience, very simple, no need for professional**.

Hello, this condition is generally more common in conjunctivitis, keratitis, etc., and can also be seen in pink eye, this disease can use drugs such as ofloxacin eye drops or erythromycin eye ointment**, you can also go to the hospital ophthalmology department for an examination, to see if it is a bacterial infection or a viral infection, choose antibiotic eye drops according to the examination**, pay attention to rest, pay attention to eye hygiene, and do not eat spicy food.

It is recommended to go to a professional eye hospital to see, the doctor actually saw a good diagnosis, the eyes are the windows of the soul, do not use drugs indiscriminately, listen to the doctor.

What's the deal with small bumps under the eyes? Maybe it has something to do with these three factors.