After being bitten, there were three eyes that were bitten by insects

I was bitten three times by a bug......

The popular name is bed bug, as for its name, I forgot, it sucks human blood, has strong vitality, hides in the bed board, and will not die if it is not eaten for several years, if it is a collective dormitory, it is recommended to report to the leader, please kill a professional insecticide...

If it hurts, it shouldn't be a big deal, and you should be fine if you take some medicine and sleep.

Congratulations, you may have discovered a new species that you can name Oh, think about what to name first, oh, and don't forget to go to the hospital first.

Vampire bats? Bloodsucking bugs? Should you go to the hospital and ask a specialist, this is a bit scary.

According to my estimates, there are several possible scenarios for this:

1.A mosquito bites three times, forming three small eyes, and finally three swollen bubbles;

2.was bitten by three mosquitoes separately, of course, they may be a dinner party, or they can form such a situation;

3.I was bitten by two mosquitoes, one of which took two bites and one bite, of course, one of them was probably not very satisfied with the first bite;

4.Bitten by n>=4 mosquitoes, some of them are lazy and bite into the holes of other mosquitoes, which will be more serious than the previous ones, please pay attention to timely smearing and disinfection;

5.It may also be bitten by an insect with three needle-shaped teeth, so in this case, it is better to pay attention to rubbing a little medicine to reduce swelling;

6.At present, the above situations can only be analyzed, and netizens are welcome to add.

It is recommended to see a doctor if the stye is not timely** if surgery is required. Not alarmist. It's true.

A stye, also known as pin-eyed or blepharadenitis, is an acute purulent inflammation of the sebaceous or meibomian glands near the eyelash follicles. There are two types of styes: internal styes and external styes

1.External stye.

It is an acute purulent inflammation of the zeis gland (Cai's gland), the initial eyelid margin is localized congested and swollen, and an induration is formed after 2 or 3 days, and the swelling pain and tenderness are obvious, and then the induration gradually softens, forming a yellow pustule at the base of the eyelashes, and the pus is pierced and drained rapidly. Severe cases may have systemic symptoms such as chills and fever.

2.Internal stye.

It is an acute purulent inflammation of the meibomian gland, and its clinical symptoms are not as violent as the external stye, because the meibomian gland in the inflamed state is surrounded by firm meibomian tissue, and the yellow pus is often faintly exposed on the surface of the congested meibomian conjunctiva, which may penetrate and drain pus in the conjunctival sac by itself, and the meibomian gland opening can have a slight bulge and congestion, and can also discharge pus along the meibomian duct, and a few also puncture and discharge pus from **, if the meibomian fails to penetrate, and the pathogenic toxicity is strong at the same time, the inflammation expands and invades the entire meibomian tissue, Formation of eyelid abscesses.

There are two types of glands on the eyelids, the one at the base of the eyelashes is called the sebaceous gland, which opens in the hair follicle; Another type of meibomian gland buried near the conjunctival surface is called the meibomian gland and opens at the eyelid margin. A stye is an acute purulent inflammation of both glands. Most of the bacteria that cause styes are Staphylococcus aureus.

Clinical presentation. 1.Eyelids** localized redness, swelling, heat, pain, and adjacent bulbar conjunctival edema.

2.When pus is localized and accumulates, yellow pus heads appear, and external styes occur in the sebaceous glands at the base of the eyelashes, which are manifested on the ** surface; Internal stye occurs in the meibomian glands, manifests on the conjunctival surface, and the pain is relieved and the redness and swelling subsides after ulceration.

3.In severe cases, it is accompanied by large and tender preauricular and submandibular lymph nodes, general chills, and fever.

Check 1Focus on eyelid changes.

2.If there is a systemic reaction, peripheral white blood cell count and differential should be checked.

**1.Early moist heat compress or rotational magnet therapy.

Promotes rapid suppuration of infiltration or induration.

2.Surgical incision.

When the inflammation is controlled, the pus collects and forms a fluctuating sensation, the pus can be cut open and drained, and the necrotic or granulation tissue can be properly cleaned up, and the placement of drainage strips can be appropriately considered according to the situation. After the inflammation has resolved, if residual granulation tissue or induration remains, it can be surgically removed**. However, it should be noted that the ** incision of the external stye should be parallel to the eyelid margin, and the conjunctival incision of the inner stye should be perpendicular to the eyelid margin.

Do not squeeze inappropriately to prevent inflammation from spreading to the orbital and intracranial areas, causing orbital cellulitis, cavernous sinus phlebitis, meningitis and abscesses that are life-threatening.

3.Cases of recalcitrant frequent attacks.

Autoimmunity available**. Patients with generalized fever and preauricular and submandibular lymphadenopathy can be given antibiotics**.