My eyelashes, always stuck to the eyeballs, grinding the eyeballs, very distressed, who can help me

What are the causes of trichiasis? What are the symptoms?

There are two main types of causes of "trichiasis".

Congenital trichiasis is present after birth, usually in the lower eyelids. Because the eyelashes prick the eyeball, babies often blink and tear. If the cornea is punctured, the eye will become red and photophobic.

The most common cause of acquired trichiasis is trachoma. This is because trachoma can cause conjunctival scarring of the tarpal plate, which in turn can lead to inversion and trichiasis. Eye burns, eyelid trauma or eyelid surgery can also cause eyelid scarring, which can cause normal trichiasis to pierce the eyeball.

In addition, diseases such as pemphigoid in the eye can also cause trichiasis due to scarring of the eyelid conjunctiva.

Because the cornea is sensitive, when trichiasis pierces the eyeball, it can cause eye tingling, itching, or blinking. Some people have a stronger cornea, and even if the eyelash puncture hurts the cornea, it grows again quickly.

In older people, the cornea is relatively unhealthy. Long-term puncture wounds from trichiasis and bacterial infection may cause corneal ulceration.

How to ** trichiasis?

When a child suffers from trichiasis, if the condition is not severe, some antibiotic eye ointment can be ordered. If the entire row of eyelashes is trichiasis and there is an inversion of the eyelids, surgical correction may be considered. In general, surgery can be performed after the age of two.

For adult trichiasis, different methods can be used**.

1.Pull out the inverted eyelashes: Pull out the trichiasis with eyelash tweezers, which is simple and has no sequelae. However, eyelashes will grow back, so trichiasis should be plucked every four to six weeks.

2.Electric cauterization: The hair roots of the eyelashes are destroyed by electric cautery, so that the trichiasis will no longer grow. However, electrocautery may not be able to destroy the hair roots accurately, but may damage the adjacent normal eyelashes, causing additional trichiasis.

3.Freezing method: The hair follicles of the eyelashes are frozen and destroyed at a low temperature of minus 20 degrees, and the effect is good. However, it may cause the eyelids to lose pigment and cause uneven eyelid color.

4.Laser method: The laser is used to destroy the root of the eyelashes, and the effect is also good. But it may have to be done.

It takes two or three times to cut off the roots, and the cost is also higher.

5.Surgical method: If there are only a few local trichiasis, the trichiasis and eyelid can be removed together. If the trichiasis is so large that the entire row of eyelashes is inverted, surgery is required to turn the eyelid margin outwards in order to do so once and for all.

Trichiasis, you can go to the hospital to pull out or electrocoagulate, do not pull it yourself, once it is not pulled out, the consequences are very serious.

Looks like your baby is fat, isn't it? After your baby is asleep, gently turn the lower eyelid downward, apply a little chlortetracycline eye cream to the eyelashes with a cotton swab, and turn the inverted eyelashes outward.

It's trichiasis. 1. Gently pinch the base of the child's nose (i.e. between the two inner corners of the eye) with your hand and lift it upwards once a day. Rubber.

2. Squeeze chlortetracycline or erythromycin eye ointment on the sterilized cotton swab before the child goes to bed, then gently peel off the lower eyelids, apply the eye ointment to the eyelashes, and at the same time turn the inverted hair outwards and wipe it downwards to turn the inverted hair outward, and then let the child close his eyes and sleep after taking it. If your child is too young, wait until they are asleep**.

Bring the eyelashes to the lower eyelid and turn the lower eyelid outward.

Make it out with your hands, and generally stick it out with your fingers.

I often have eyelashes falling out of my eyeballs, and I'm used to it.

1.Diagnosis: trichiasis.

2.**: Electrolytic trichiasis (to be addressed by an ophthalmologist).

I do that sometimes, and I'll be fine later.

Normally, eyelashes are the same as hair, there will be shedding and new growth, I sometimes pull several of them, this is normal metabolism, don't worry, because even if it falls out like this, your eyelashes must not become thin, right? You just need to be careful to wash your eyes when washing your face, and don't let your eyelashes get into your eyes.

If you have eyelashes growing inside your eyelids, you can just ask a doctor to pull them out, and I've had this before.

It's not eyelashes that fall out, it's trichiasis, and I go to the ophthalmologist and ask a doctor to deal with it.

I also lose my eyelashes a lot, and if I fall into my lower eyelids, it's hard to get them out, so it's troublesome. You can close your eyes and follow your eyelids, as long as you can get it to the corners of your eyes, it's easy to get more.

A few drops of sparkling eye drops will do the trick. Opticians also have an eyewash that will also work. The eyes are especially bright after use. Very comfortable.

Aging eyelashes indicates that your lung qi is a little weak. You can eat more pears.

Drop two drops of eye drops, (non-drug, only the kind that moisturizes the eyes), then face down, blink properly, generally the eyelashes are heavier than water, and finally close the eyes hard, the eyelashes will run to the eyelids, and then wipe with a towel, and the eyelashes will come out. The advantage of this method is that it does not come into contact with the eyeball, does not hurt the eyeball, and is fast.