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There are many causes of photophobia, such as eye fatigue, eye inflammation, eye refractive error, and so on. The reasons are different, and so are the ways to deal with them. First of all, take visual fatigue as an example, if you concentrate on looking at the computer, looking at your mobile phone, and studying for a long time, your eyes will be tired, and you will be prone to photophobia, dryness, and inability to see clearly.

This requires resting the eyes at the right time and reducing the time spent using the eyes at close range. It is best to rest your eyes for 15 minutes for every two hours of work and study. At the same time, you can also use some eye drops to relieve eye fatigue, such as Lezhu Pearl Eye Drops (colloidal solution) is very good, both pearl clear heat and relieve fire, nourish the liver and eyes, and have the natural moisturizing repair of sodium hyaluronate, drop a drop, can significantly alleviate eye photophobia, dryness and other discomfort caused by visual fatigue.

Secondly, there is an inflammatory reaction in the eye, such as conjunctivitis, keratitis, etc., which also causes the eye to be afraid of light, which requires medical medication, and at the same time, it is combined with drops of Lezhu eye drops to reduce the inflammatory response of the eye faster, help promote the repair of corneal conjunctival epithelial damage, and shorten the first cycle. Finally, there is refractive error, which is common myopia, which requires going to a formal optometry institution to wear glasses, and can also be corrected under the guidance of a doctor.

There are many causes of photophobia, including dry eye disease, corneal disease, conjunctivitis, iridocyclitis, glaucoma, refractive error, etc.

There are more women who are afraid of light due to dry eyes. In addition to the metabolic changes caused by aging, women are more likely to have their tears produced and quality affected due to decreased estrogen levels, resulting in dry eyes. Photophobia is one of the typical manifestations of dry eye syndrome, and it is also accompanied by dryness, foreign body sensation, burning sensation, itching sensation, blurred vision, etc.

If you have the above symptoms, do not blindly use anti-inflammatory eye drops, but seek medical attention in time.

Ocular inflammation can also cause photophobia, including conjunctivitis, keratitis, etc. Photophobia caused by inflammation is often accompanied by symptoms such as eye redness, eye pain, tearing, increased discharge, and even visual impairment. Some sudden photophobia may also be caused by strong exposure to the sun, ultraviolet lamps, etc., which is electro-optic ophthalmia.

Such diseases should be treated in time, and delaying the first time will lead to aggravation of the condition, and in severe cases, it can affect vision.

Photophobia in glaucoma patients, with eye pain, eye swelling, headache, vision loss and visual field impairment as the main symptoms; The elderly with myopia, farsightedness, and astigmatism are also prone to visual fatigue due to the decline of ocular accommodative function, resulting in photophobia.

1. I watch too much TV, play too much on the computer, play too much on my mobile phone, and spend too much time reading books.

2. Reading books and playing with mobile phones in places where the light is not good or too strong.

Solution: Don't touch these things for a period of time, or touch these things a little, go to the park more, look at the plants, look into the distance, it will be fine.

It may be glaucoma, or amblyopia, so quickly pick up the ** in your hand and call 120, hurry up and treat it, if you hit ** ten minutes in advance, you will get eye drops, no matter how you want to be emergency**, it is not a small problem, it will cause the child to resound for a lifetime, and it cannot be ignored.

Children have photophobia, which may be caused by many factors, such as eye fatigue caused by refractive errors such as conjunctivitis, keratitis, and myopia. It is recommended to go to the ophthalmology department of the hospital for visual acuity, slit lamp and other examinations, and clarify the specific cause and be targeted**.

Judging from your description, it may be that the child's eye hygiene has not been done well recently, and rubbing the eyes has caused corneal damage or the child's eyes are unreasonable, resulting in eye fatigue and dry eyes. It is recommended to take the child to the eye department of a regular public hospital for eye examination, optometry, slit lamp, and generally come for screening, if it is eye fatigue and dry eye syndrome, you can give the child a hot compress, use restorative eye drops, such as Bei Fushu eye drops, and the child must maintain eye hygiene, use eyes reasonably, and exercise more.