A small white bubble on the white eyeball? What causes clear blisters on the white of the eyeballs?

The appearance of white protrusions on the white eyeball is usually caused by the following reasons, and the method is also different:

1. Due to the cause of palpebral fissures, it is more common in middle-aged and elderly people, and it is related to the proliferation of conjunctival tissue caused by aging.

2. Caused by follicular conjunctivitis, related to autoimmune response, can be treated with hormone eye drops**, such as tobramycin dexamethasone eye drops.

Small white spots on the white eyeball may be palpebral fissures, which are more common in the elderly and long-term outdoor workers, due to conjunctival degeneration, yellowish-white spots on the outside of the corneal limbus of the palpebral fissure, slightly raised, no congestion, pain and other discomforts. It may be bulbar conjunctival type of spring catarrhal conjunctivitis, in the conjunctival lesion area near the limbus, there will be small gray-white dots with mild hyperemia, and small white spots on the black eyeball may be corneal leukoplakia, due to inflammation, trauma, degeneration and chemical burns, etc., resulting in corneal damage erosion. If the area is small and the size of a spot, it will form punctate leukoplakia after healing, like a small white spot on the black eyeball, and if it is in the pupil area, vision will be affected.

It may also be that a white foreign body is embedded in the cornea, accompanied by symptoms such as pain, foreign body sensation, photophobia, and tearing, which can be recovered after removal of the foreign body.

Hello, you may have scleral epitheliitis, which is an inflammatory reaction to the superficial layer of the sclera (the white part of the eye) of the eyeball.

Manifestations: There may be redness and swelling on one or both sides of the eyeball, and distended blood vessels. In the inflamed part, small translucent white nodules can sometimes be seen.

Patients may experience slight pain and a slight softening sensation in the inflamed part of the scleral epithelium, but in most cases there is no particular discomfort. It usually recovers after two to three weeks.

However, it is recommended that you go to the ophthalmology department to have a look, so as not to aggravate the inflammation, I don't know if I have made it clear, I hope it will be helpful to you, and I hope you can adopt it.

Hello comrade, the above situation, you need to go to the ophthalmologist for a detailed examination, it may also be that the hyperplasia caused by foreign body deposition is the case of foreign body hyperplasia, you can take the surgical method **, sometimes herpes zoster infection, will cause this phenomenon, but there are obvious manifestations of eye pupils and local redness and swelling, and antiviral ** is needed to be able to completely**.

Blisters on the whites of the eyeballs are usually associated with eye rubbing. If your eyes are itchy, rubbing your eyes with your hands will cause conjunctival edema, which is a relatively large blister. Allergy medications, such as olopatadine syrup, can be used, usually in 3-5 days, and the blisters will slowly disappear.

In another case, lymphatic fluid accumulates under the conjunctival tissue due to blockage of lymphatic vessels, resulting in lymphatic vesicles that resemble vesicles. After resting, it can also be absorbed slowly. However, if the blister is relatively large and causes a foreign body sensation in the eyes, you can also take it to the hospital to pick it up with a needle, release the lymphatic fluid, and slowly go down on its own.

Both of these conditions generally do not affect vision and can usually be absorbed on their own.

White blisters appear on the eyeball, if it is a white and transparent blister, considering that it is caused by allergic factors, usually because of allergic conjunctivitis or conjunctival edema caused by not resting well, you can take a temporary rest, and it will subside without eye drops, if it does not subside, use anti-allergic eye drops**, or hormonal eye drops**. If it is a white blister with conjunctival hyperemia on the side, it may be vesicular keratitis, and hormone eye drops** are needed, so it is recommended to seek medical attention in time.

Long-term stay up late leads to edema of the conjunctiva of the eye, and long-term, chronic inflammation leads to the possibility of conjunctival blisters.

Analysis: Hello: From the situation you described, consider stye, also known as "needle eye", which is an acute purulent inflammation of the eyelids.

At first, there will be redness, swelling and pain in the area, and then the eyelid will bulge with a blister smaller than a grain of rice, and it will be painful when pressed. After a period of redness, swelling will suppurate, and after a few days, pus will burst out.

Guidance: It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up. Alternatively, you can apply a wet compress with a clean, hot towel for 15 minutes each time, 3 times a day. Generally, anti-inflammatory eye drops are dropped during the day, such as rifampicin, tobascus, Telibital, etc., once every 3 4 hours.

Apply anti-inflammatory eye ointment, such as chlortetracycline, erythromycin ointment, etc., before going to bed at night. Good luck soon**!

Alveolar conjunctivitis is possible,** topical corticosteroids may be used or injected subbuloconjunctivally.

Guidance: In addition, it is necessary to strengthen nutrition, exercise to improve physical fitness, take cod liver oil pills, vitamin B2, calcium tablets, etc. If it is more stubborn, local freezing can be used**.