Symptoms of pink eye, what are the symptoms of pink eye

In the early days, I felt that my eyes were hot, burning, photophobic, and red, and I felt that my eyes were painful, and the pain was unbearable like entering sand, followed by red and swollen eyelids, many eyelids, fear of light, and tears, and when I got up in the morning, my eyelids were often stuck by secretions and were not easy to open. Some people have small bleeding spots or hemorrhagic spots on the conjunctiva, and the discharge is mucopurulent, sometimes a gray-white pseudomembrane is formed on the surface of the palpebral conjunctiva, and there may be gray-white infiltration spots on the corneal edge, and severe cases can be accompanied by headache, fever, fatigue, preauricular lymphadenopathy and other systemic symptoms.

There is a lot of eye droppings, and the eyes are sore and red.

Pink eye is also called conjunctivitis. Conjunctivitis causes redness of the conjunctiva, mainly in the whites of the eyes and inner eyelids, and is accompanied by the production of secretions.

What are the symptoms of pink eye

Pink eye is also called conjunctivitis, and the symptoms of conjunctivitis mainly depend on **. All forms of conjunctivitis cause redness of the conjunctiva, mainly in the whites of the eyes and inner eyelids. Conjunctivitis due to infection is also accompanied by discharge, especially in the early morning, when the eyes feel sticky and gritty.

Conjunctivitis due to allergies presents with itching and redness of the eyes, but there is no stickiness or gritty. Allergic conjunctivitis is often a symptom of hay fever or perennial rhinitis, and may also be accompanied by runny nose and nasal congestion. Children with allergic conjunctivitis often have comorbid conditions such as eczema or asthma, which often run in families.

Sometimes you may notice that the whites of your child's eyes are slightly redder than elsewhere, which is usually conjunctival hyperemia. Conjunctival hyperemia is not as severe as you might think, and it is caused by a sudden rise in blood pressure that causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to rupture. Coughing, sneezing, yelling, striking the eyeballs, and straining too hard to defecate due to constipation can cause a sudden increase in blood pressure.

Conjunctival hyperemia does not matter, it will resolve on its own after a while, leaving no sequelae.

Another cause of eye redness is iritis. Its symptoms are peculiar: the red area is close to the iris, and the child's pupils appear smaller than those of a normal child.

Iritis can also cause eye pain and blurred vision, so take your child to the doctor as soon as you have these symptoms. In general, children have less chance of developing iritis and are easier to get started if it is detected early. However, if delayed**, it can lead to lifelong sequelae.

First, red eyes are often referred to as conjunctivitis in medicine. Secondly, rosacea is a lesion of the eyelids caused by bacterial infection or inflammation of the eyelids. Finally, pink eye can affect vision if left unchecked**.

Second, pink eye will have the following symptoms: Symptom 1: The conjunctiva of the eye is congested and the eyes turn red. Symptom 2: The eyes secrete a large amount of mucopurulent discharge. Symptom 3: Hot eyes.

Thirdly, the onset of pink eye patients is that the eyes are hot and burning. Symptom 2: Fear of light, red eyes, painful eyes, unbearable pain as if entering the sand. Symptom 3: Edema of the eyes.

Pink eye is a relatively common disease, this disease is extremely harmful to the eyes of patients, and will cause a great impact on physical health. What are the symptoms of pink eye? The symptoms of pink eye are still obvious, and pink eye is contagious, so let's learn more about the specific inner Qi Yan stuffy appearance.

1. Redness and tears

People with pink eye may experience significant redness, eye pain, a foreign body sensation and a pungent burning sensation. Unable to see in bright light, often unconsciously shedding tears.

2. Increased secretions

People with pink eye often have many times more eye discharge than the average person, and the discharge is usually sticky or purulent, watery. When I wake up in the morning, I often have trouble opening my eyes because of too much secretion, which sticks the upper and lower eyelids together. At this time, you need to use a cotton swab dipped in saline or eye drops to wipe the secretions clean before you can open your eyes.

3. Lymphadenopathy is swollen and tender

Patients with pink eye may have varying degrees of preauricular or submandibular lymphadenopathy and tenderness due to eye inflammation.

4. Blurred vision

Pink eye usually does not affect vision, but when a large amount of sticky discharge covers the surface of the cornea, there may be temporary blurred vision or iridescence (rainbow-like circles in front of the eyes), and as long as the discharge is wiped away, the vision becomes clear again. However, if bacteria or viruses infect the cornea, the eye discomfort will worsen, and the vision will also deteriorate to a certain extent.

5. Symptoms of bacterial infection

Some people with poor autoimmunity may have symptoms of bacterial infections such as fever and chills after suffering from pink eye.

6. Course and prognosis

After being infected by bacteria, there is an incubation period of 1 to 3 days, and most of the eyes are sick at the same time or one or two days apart, and the disease is most serious on the first day after the onset of the disease, and then gradually improves. The prognosis of pink eye is generally good, and the course of the disease usually lasts one to two weeks, depending on the individual's constitution. In some cases, the disease recedes and paralysis of the lower extremities develops.

7. Tips

If you have pink eye, you should go to the hospital immediately for medical treatment, you should isolate it in time, use your own utensils alone, and it is best to wash and dry them. Try to avoid going to public places and do not use shared towels and washbasins to prevent spreading the infection to others.

8. What you need to know about pink eye

1) Strictly do a good job of personal hygiene and collective hygiene. Frequent hand washing, face washing, and eye wiping without hands or sleeves are encouraged.

2) Patients in the acute phase need to be isolated to avoid infection and prevent epidemics.

3) Strictly disinfect the face washing utensils, handkerchiefs and medical utensils used by patients.

4) If one eye is diseased, it is necessary to prevent infection of the other eye.

5) Medical staff must wash their hands and disinfect their hands after touching patients to prevent cross-infection.

Then I looked at the sun, my eyes hurt me, they didn't itch, but I was afraid of the light, and now I have red blood around my eyes, and there are a lot of eye droppings, please tell us what color your eye droppings are?

This is the main basis for identifying eye diseases.

If your eye droppings are mucinous purulent and you have a foreign body sensation and tearing, acute catarrhal conjunctivitis is acute.

I also have this symptom, similar to you, I was cured of pink eye with a medicine that removes fire.

Symptoms: Eyes are hot, burning, photophobia, red eyes, feel eye pain, rolling pain like sand, followed by red and swollen eyelids, many eye sockets, fear of light, tears, when getting up in the morning, the eyelids are often stuck by secretions, and it is not easy to open. Some patients have small bleeding spots or hemorrhagic spots on the conjunctiva, and the discharge is mucopurulent, sometimes forming a gray-white pseudomembrane on the surface of the palpebral conjunctiva, and there may be gray-white infiltration spots on the corneal edge, and severe cases may be accompanied by headache, fever, fatigue, preauricular lymphadenopathy and other systemic symptoms.

You're normal, not pinkeye.

The commonly known "pink eye" generally refers to epidemic keratoconjunctivitis, which is caused by adenovirus and has an incubation period of 5 to 7 days. It is a highly contagious eye disease that is prone to epidemic in spring and summer, mainly through contact, and children are susceptible.

Its clinical characteristics are: acute onset, rapid development, and onset of both eyes. The main symptoms are bloodshot, pain, and photophobia, with watery discharge.

For "pink eye" should be active** and pay attention to isolation.

It must be, find it early, go to the doctor quickly, you can't delay it, I wish you a speed**.

According to your description, you should have acute conjunctivitis, that is, pink eye, it doesn't matter that pink eye is a very mild eye disease, and it usually gets better in a week, and it just so happens that I just got it a few days ago, so I'll tell you the prescription, ofloxacin eye ointment, more sino eye gel, with a luthromycin eye drops, every hour. It's still best to see a doctor, though.

There are 2 types of pink eye.

Symptoms of acute bacterial conjunctivitis: foreign body sensation, burning sensation, itchy discharge, etc.

Symptoms of viral conjunctivitis: watery eye feces, eyelid edema, severe conjunctival hyperemia, foreign body sensation, eye pain and photophobia, tearing, eyelid edema found on examination, and significant conjunctival hyperemia.

Symptoms: Feeling itchy and foreign body sensation in the affected eyes, heavy eyelids, photophobia, tearing and burning sensation in severe cases, swollen eyelids, and bright red conjunctival hyperemia.

redness of the eyes, redness and swelling of the eyelids; itching, burning, watery or watery eyes; When I wake up in the morning, I have a lot of secretions and it is difficult to open my eyes.