The three year old girl has been blinking recently, what is going on, what should I do

Did you learn from someone else?? I used to have a classmate in my class who liked to pout when he was fine, and then everyone at the table with him had this problem for a while. You should first check your daughter and see if there are any such hairy patients nearby, and then go to the hospital for examination.

It is advisable to go to the hospital for a check-up, it is likely to be conjunctivitis. A regular anti-inflammatory drug will do the trick.

Judging from your description, it is not reasonable to consider the child's recent eye use, such as too much use of mobile phones and computers, too much TV, less outdoor sports, or a foreign body sensation caused by an inflammation and infection in the child's eyes that causes blinking. It is recommended to drink more water for the child's eye hygiene, eat more food that can reduce the fire, such as oranges and mung bean soup, let the child see more distance and participate in outdoor sports, such as playing badminton, and use the eyes reasonably, mobile phones, computers, and TVs should be controlled, observe first, if there is no improvement, then take the child to the hospital for eye examination.

Blinking is a normal physiological phenomenon in the human body, and its main function is to ensure the wetness of the cornea and conjunctiva. In general, the interval between flashes is more than a few seconds, and if there is a paroxysmal rapid blink, it is an anomaly. Children blink a lot, and if they squeeze their eyes, it is worth noting.

The main reasons for this are as follows:1Inflammation of the external eye and allergic diseases:

Mainly trachoma, chronic conjunctivitis, spring catarrhal conjunctivitis, etc., the child feels eye discomfort and excessive blinking. 2.Trichiasis:

Some children grow fatter and have thick subcutaneous fat on the eyelids, causing entropion trichiasis, or idiopathic entropion trichiasis. Because the eyelashes touch the cornea or bulbar conjunctiva, it causes a foreign body and stinging sensation in the eye, and children often squeeze their eyes. 3.

Caused by foreign bodies: foreign bodies on the surface of the conjunctiva and cornea accidentally enter the eye, and after the child rubs the eyes, the foreign body on the surface of the bulbar conjunctiva or cornea and fornix remains, or the foreign body abrases the conjunctiva and cornea, causing the child to squeeze the eyes and blink. 4.

Watching TV and playing with the computer causes: TV, video game images change quickly, the picture keeps flickering, and a long time ** can cause super excitement of visual advanced center balance inhibition. Because children's visual function is not yet fully developed, visual hyperexcitement can cause a kind of feedback defensive action—multi-momentary.

5.Bad habits: Some children do not have any abnormalities in their eyes after examination, but an involuntary habitual blinking, which gets worse over time.

Some parents scold their children after discovering that they have the habit of blinking and squeezing their eyes, which will cause their children to be overly nervous, making the phenomenon of blinking and squeezing eyes more serious. When parents find that their children often blink and squeeze their eyes, they should first carefully ask their children what is uncomfortable with their eyes, whether they are itchy and have a foreign body sensation, etc., and then ask an ophthalmologist to check and carry out **, if necessary, the eye can be dripped with antibiotic eye solution, trichiasis, and cornea and conjunctival foreign bodies can be removed. Also stop watching TV and don't play on the computer.

If it is a bad habit of blinking and squeezing eyes, parents should not blindly reprimand their children, but should educate children not to blink and squeeze their eyes consciously, and gradually overcome the bad habit of blinking and squeezing their eyes.

This condition is generally considered to be caused by eye fatigue.

Commonly used methods to relieve eye fatigue are:

1. The time of close eye use should not be too long, every 40-50 minutes, you should take a little rest for 3-5 minutes, and look into the distance to relieve visual fatigue.

2. Read and write, play with the computer, maintain a correct posture, the height of the table and chair should be appropriate, and the distance between the eyes and the reading materials should be about 33 cm.

3. Mix whole grains, meat and vegetables, eat more vegetables and fruits, and don't eat partially. Lack of vitamins in food is prone to night blindness and dry eye disease, and lack of trace elements chromium and calcium in food makes it easy to suffer from myopia. In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to regular supplementation of eye vision nutrients, not from the nutrients required by the eyes, enhance the anti-fatigue ability of the eyes, and better protect the eyesight.

Fourth, when reading and writing, the light should be moderate, not too strong or too dark, and the light should come from the left front, so as not to obstruct the vision of the hand shadow. The light should be soft, if it is incandescent, it should be between 25 and 40W, and it is not recommended to read in the sun. Because the intensity of light has a direct impact on pupil dilation, too strong light will increase the intensity of eye accommodation, aggravate the intensity of eye labor, and it is easy to cause myopia after a long time.

Generally, desktop lamps should be less than 40 watts.

5. Avoid reading while walking or reading in a walking car. Because the carriage is shaking, the body is shaking, and the distance between the eyes and the book cannot be fixed, the burden on the glasses will increase. Often, this is likely to lead to myopia.

6. Actively participate in physical exercise to enhance physical fitness. As the eyeball follows the target, the ciliary muscles continue to relax and contract, and the synergistic effect of the extraocular muscles can increase the blood perfusion of the eye, promote the metabolism of the eye, and thus reduce eye fatigue. Moreover, the quality of physical fitness is also closely related to the occurrence of myopia in children.

Malnourished and weak children are prone to myopia.

7. Insist on doing proper eye exercises. By massaging the acupuncture points around the eyes to enhance the blood circulation of the eye socket, improve neuronutrition, eliminate the excessive congestion in the eye, and achieve the purpose of relieving eye fatigue, it is conducive to the prevention and treatment of pseudomyopia in adolescents, and is a good way for adolescents to self-care their eyes.

8. Eat less candy and high-sugar foods. Too much sugar will produce a large amount of acidic substances in the blood, and the acid will combine with the salt in the body, especially calcium, resulting in a decrease in blood calcium, which will affect the toughness of the eye wall, make the eye axis easy to elongate, and promote the occurrence and development of myopia.

Some children have different degrees of eye discomfort symptoms due to excessive use of electronic products such as TVs, computers, mobile phones, pads, etc., which are mainly manifested as dry eyes, itchy eyes, burning foreign body sensation in the eyes, blurred vision, decreased vision, eye swelling and pain, orbital pain and other symptoms. This is mainly due to the rapid change speed and flickering of images such as TV and games, which can cause the visual center to lose balance after staring for a long time, and the increased excitability leads to continuous contraction and spasm of the extraocular muscles, and the blink of the eye as a feedback defensive action is relatively enhanced.

Corneal inflammation and a foreign body sensation are normal for children to blink. If you are allowed to go to the hospital or a large pharmacy, you can buy boric acid eye water and rinse it once in the morning and evening. Then use the usual eye drops for better results.

There are also a few more towels to prepare for strict disinfection. Avoid cross-infection.

Hello! The child's condition should rule out conjunctivitis or keratitis, trichiasis, etc., as well as "psycho-habitual tics", which are mostly caused by mental factors to form psychological anxiety or tension. This condition is more likely to occur after being stressed or scolded.

Tics can last for a month and a year.

According to your description, the child may have Tourette's syndrome, which is characterized by involuntary blinking, nodding, blinking, starting in the head and later developing into shrugging shoulders, neck stretching, etc. The child's condition is deteriorating and will develop if he develops twitching of the limbs. It is recommended to do cranial magnetic resonance, electroencephalogram, brain CT, trace element detection, etc.