What is the reason for the high number of eye droppings in people? What s the deal with a lot of eye

Eye droppings are commonly known as eye discharge, clinically known as eye discharge, and there are many reasons for eye discharge, and the common reasons are as follows:

1. Inflammatory infection: including bacteria, viruses, allergies and other factors can lead to excessive secretion of the eyes, such as yellow eye discharge may be caused by bacterial infection, white eye discharge may be caused by allergic factors, and watery discharge may be caused by viral infection;

2. Tear duct blockage: including trauma, inflammation and human factors, etc., resulting in tear duct blockage, and obstruction of eye secretions.

Eye feces are more common in dacryocystitis, which causes tearing due to the patency of the nasolacrimal ducts. Therefore, it is necessary to flush the tear duct, and after the flush fluid is not turbid and there is no pus, the first exploration is performed. However, the success rate is very small.

Transnasal or transfacial nasolacrimal ductoplasty may be done. The lacrimal sac can also be removed directly. However, there will be sequelae of tears.

Apply eye drops under the guidance of a doctor and change dressings regularly.

There are two main reasons for the presence of eye droppings: the first is caused by bacterial conjunctivitis or allergic conjunctivitis in the patient's eye. In this case, it is necessary for the patient to go to the ophthalmology department of the local hospital for targeted treatment**.

The second aspect is that patients have eye feces symptoms caused by eye fatigue after using their eyes for a long time, and patients need to pay attention to eye hygiene at ordinary times.

Mainly due to environmental reasons, blinking and tears can squeeze dust and the like into the corners of the eyes, and there are also diseases such as infectious conjunctivitis or keratitis.

If there is an increase in eye discharge, most of them are due to a local infection. There are generally two common conditions, the first is local acute inflammation, such as stye, conjunctivitis or keratitis, etc., which are caused by pathogenic bacterial infection, which may lead to an increase in eye droppings. We can take it a step further with some anti-inflammatory eye drops.

It may also be a manifestation of endocystitis, if there is endocystitis, you can use some eye drops containing antibiotics to control some inflammation early, it must be long-term**, if it does not get better for a long time, you should also consider surgery**.

Hello, how to say it. First of all, eye feces are the secretions of the eyes, so most of the eye feces are basically inflammation, and the eye feces are divided into thick, watery and mucus, for different conjunctivitis.

It also appears with different discharges, so it needs to be done according to the type of conjunctivitis**.

Hope it helps.

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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.