Why is there more eye droppings, and why are there more eye droppings?

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Here are some common factors that can lead to increased eye droppings:

Overuse of eyes: Prolonged use of electric devices such as computers and mobile phones, or delicate work such as embroidery and sewing, can lead to eye fatigue and increased eye droppings.

Excessive fatigue: Lack of sleep or staying up late for long periods of time can lead to physical fatigue, including eye strain, which can lead to increased eye droppings.

Dry eyes: Working or living in a dry environment, or blowing air dry through an air conditioning or heating system, can lead to dry eyes and increased eye droppings.

Excessive use of makeup: If you wear makeup frequently, or if you use low-quality makeup, it may lead to eye irritation and increased eye droppings.

There are a lot of eye droppings, and there are the following situations:

1. Eye feces are yellow, when you get up in the morning, stick it on the eyelids, hinder the eyes from opening, during the day, there are a lot of yellow eye feces on the eyelashes, and the white eyes are obviously congested, in this case, bacterial conjunctivitis should be considered, antibacterial drugs need to be used, the main reason is bacterial infection, you can use levofloxacin solution or topaz to prepare an imitation eye for anti-inflammatory treatment, and it can be significantly recovered within 3-5 days;

2. The ocular tumbling feces are white filamentous or granular, and the white hyperemia is also obvious, which may be caused by viral infection, and ganciclovir or acyclovir solution should be used for antiviral**;

3. If it is white eye feces but not much, the eyes have itching, it may be caused by allergies, allergies are accompanied by very itchy eyes, you can use olopatadine syrup for anti-allergy**, generally speaking, there will be significant improvement in about a week.

1. Lack of sleep

Lack of sleep can lead to eye strain and eye muscle fatigue, which leads to secretions that cannot be completely eliminated and accumulates into eye droppings.

Therefore, at this time, as long as you sleep more, you can solve the problem of positive type resolution. However, if there is too much eye droppings accompanied by other sensations, it is advisable to go to the hospital to check for pathological problems.

2. Too much oil secretion

Too much oil secretion is also a cause of increased eye droppings. In general, excessive oil secretion manifests as eye oil particles, which should be improved by topical heat compresses and cleansing.

3. Excessive use of eye drops

Many people mistakenly believe that the more eye drops are used, the fresher their eyes will be. In fact, if you use eye drops for a long time, the chemicals in the ingredients may affect the normal discharge of normal secretions from the eyes, resulting in an increase in eye droppings.

4. Allergic reactions

If the increase in eye droppings is caused by allergies, then it is caused by eye allergies, accompanied by symptoms such as redness, swelling, tearing and itching, and you should seek professional help from the hospital.

1. Natural phenomena produced by the human body

Eye droppings are actually a natural phenomenon that is formed by excess substances produced by the human body. Eye droppings are a substance formed by mixing oil, cell debris, and tears secreted from the eyes, and its main role is to prevent eye infections and moisturize the eyes.

In order to protect the eye, our tear glands secrete tears 24 hours a day, which is applied to the surface of the eyeball. Tears contain lubricants that prevent the cornea from drying out and remove impurities from the eyes. And eye droppings are the finished mixture of tears.

2. Increased eye droppings caused by fatigue

We use electronic devices for more and more time in our daily life, especially in the case of excessive use of mobile phones, computers, etc., resulting in eye fatigue, and the number of blinks will also be significantly reduced. When we stare at an electronic screen for a long time, the exertion of the eye muscles increases, which can lead to insufficient tear production or rapid tear evaporation, which in turn leads to an increase in eye droppings.

In addition, when eye infections, allergies, conjunctivitis and other diseases occur, eye droppings will also increase, because the body will strengthen the defense ability of the eyes, so that more eye droppings can carry away harmful bacteria.

3. Sudden increase in eye droppings during sleep

The increase in eye droppings during sleep is due to the fact that when we sleep, our eyes are kept closed, and the secretion of tears is not smooth, which can accumulate into a certain amount of eye droppings during sleep.

At the same time, due to the slowing of eye microcirculation during sleep, it will lead to insufficient tear secretion, which further promotes the production of eye droppings.

4. How to reduce the production of eye droppings

If you want to reduce the production of eye droppings, you should first register for Yinyi Eye Hygiene and keep your eyes clean at all times. At the same time, when using electronic products or reading books for a long time, you should do many relaxation exercises for eye fatigue to let your eyes rest in time.

In addition, it is very important to get enough sleep. It is recommended that you get enough 7-8 hours of sleep every night to remove eye feces in time and keep your eyes fresh.

1. What is eye droppings?

Eye droppings, also known as tear dirt and eye mucus, refers to a substance that accumulates in the corners of the human eyelids. It is usually a yellow or brown buried spike which is soft and has an off-smell and sticky texture. It is usually not noticed until you sleep or wake up.

Eye droppings are usually made up of a variety of components, such as tears, eyelid margin secretions, cellular residues, microorganisms, etc. The amount of eye droppings produced varies by everyone, but most normal people produce small amounts of eye droppings.

2. The role of eye droppings

Eye droppings are part of the body's natural cleansing mechanism, and it plays an important role in keeping eyes clean and healthy. The eyes are constantly producing tears every day, and it usually contains some bacteria and debris. When tears flow through the eyelid margin, they carry away these bacteria and debris, and at the same time, they mix with some substances such as fat and keratin, forming eye droppings.

The action of eye droppings also prevents eye infections and provides antibacterial and anti-inflammatory protection. So, if you notice that your eyes often have a lot of eye droppings, it could be that your eyes are struggling to get rid of bacteria and other harmful substances from your eyes.

3. Why is there so much eye droppings?

Normally, the amount of eye droppings produced by each person every day is not too much, but if you have a lot of eye droppings every day, it may be caused by the following reasons:

First of all, too much eye droppings may be due to a lack of adequate cleaning and care. If you don't remove bacteria and microbes from your eyes in time, eye droppings can build up.

Secondly, eye droppings are often due to overproduction, i.e. the eye produces too much oil or tears. If your eyes are dry, tired, or infected, they can oversecret, causing droppings to build.

There is also the condition that when you stay up late or don't get enough sleep, the eye droppings become more numerous. Because in this case, the eyes are not well rested and cleaned, and more bacteria and dirt will accumulate.

4. How to reduce the production of eye droppings

First, keep your eyes clean. Wash your face frequently and gently clean the area around your eyes with clean water to reduce the accumulation of bacteria and dirt.

Second, when you use electronics for long periods of time or read books for long periods of time, make sure your eyes are well rested and regulated. Every once in a while, stay for a moment to rest your eyes and gaze into the distance or distance to adjust.

Additionally, using eye care drops can help reduce the accumulation of eye droppings. However, be sure to follow your doctor's advice and arrangements.

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Problem description: I have a cold, inflamed tonsils, fever. Hung for five days in salt water. It's almost good, but there's still a lot of eye droppings. It didn't work to order eye drops. What's going on? Can it be cured? Or do you have broken eyes?

Analysis: When we get up in the morning and wash in the mirror, we will find that there will always be some eye droppings on the inner corners of the eyes, sometimes more, sometimes less. You may think that after washing your face before going to bed, your eyes are closed after sleeping, and dirty things can't get in, so why is there eye droppings?

As long as we understand the structure of the eyelids, we can know. There is a cartilage-like thing in our eyelids called the "meibomian plate", in which many meibomian glands are arranged in a neat and orderly manner, and the glands are at the edge of the eyelids, near the eyelashes, and the meibomian glands secrete a fluid like oil all the time.

During the day, these oils are applied to the edges of the eyelids by the blink of the eyelids, and it acts as a protective effect on the eyes. Internally, it prevents lubricating eye water from flowing out of the eye, and externally prevents sweat from entering the eye.

However, when a person is asleep, the eyes are closed for a long time, and the oil is still secreting, so the accumulated oil mixes with the dust that enters the eyes during the day and the impurities in the tears, and runs to the corners of the eyes to form eye droppings.

A normal small amount of eye droppings is not a disease. However, if there is a sudden increase in eye droppings, sometimes the upper and lower eyelids and eyelashes will be glued together, so that the eyes cannot be opened, which may be an eye disease, which is caused by a bacterial infection, and you should go to the hospital**.

Too much eye droppings suggest something.

We have glands called meibomian glands on our eyelids, which open on the eyelid margin and are arranged in a neat row. 0 40, lower eyelid 20 30. The oil secreted by the meibomian glands moisturizes the eyelid margin and prevents tears from escaping and eroding**.

When we sleep at night, these oils can make the eyelids close more tightly, preventing tears from evaporating and drying out the cornea. When these oils are mixed with the dust that enters the eyes during the day and the residue after the tears have evaporated, what is known as "eye droppings" is formed.

People who have no eye problems have very little or no eye droppings. However, some people wake up with eye droppings at the corners of their eyes, and when there is too much droppings, they even stick their eyelids to make it difficult to open, and sometimes there are droppings during the day. What's going on?

It turns out that when the eye is infected by germs, there will be an inflammatory reaction, on the one hand, * meibomian glands, which promote the secretion of oil, so that the oil on the eyelids and in the corners of the eyes is more than usual; On the other hand, the blood vessels in the eyes dilate, and the white blood cells in the blood gather to kill foreign germs, and the remains of these killed germs and the white blood cells that "died honorably" in battle are mixed into the eye feces, so that the eye feces not only increases, but also yellowish-white. As a result, eye droppings increase when you have trachoma, conjunctivitis, or other causes that cause inflammation of the eyelid conjunctiva.

It can be said that too much eye droppings is a sign of eye inflammation and should be checked and ** in time.