Is a small white spot at the corner of the eye a sign of high blood lipids?

No, due to the fat particles in the lacrimal mons, the lacrimal mons is a remnant of the degeneration of the third eyelid in the process of human evolution, and has no important physiological role, and the local soft tissues are prone to the deposition of adipose tissue and form small white spots, which is generally harmless and does not require special treatment, and can be removed by surgery if it affects the appearance.

The appearance of a white spot at the corner of the eye may be due to high cholesterol, or it may be due to the metabolism of local tissues, to determine whether it is high cholesterol, or you need to go to the hospital to confirm the diagnosis through blood tests, only through blood lipid tests can you judge whether it is high cholesterol.

There is a small white spot in the corner of the eye, if there is a white spot on the corner of the eye, it is considered to be fat particles, and most patients cannot be excluded because the secretion cannot be eliminated after the sebaceous gland is blocked. If there are different degrees of congestion, swelling and pain at the corners of the eyes, it is considered to be blepharitis, and the appearance of small white spots indicates that suppuration has begun to appear, if it is at the base of the eyelashes, it is considered to be external blepharadenitis, and if it is on the inside of the eyelids, it is considered to be internal blepharitis.

This is called fat granules Fat granules are small white bumps that grow on the **, about the size of a pinhead, and look like a small white sesame seed, which generally occurs on the face, especially around the eyes of women. Most people think that the cause of fat particles is that the eye cream is too oily.

There are many reasons for the appearance of white spots, so it is recommended that you check it out as soon as possible.

Generally, it should be fat particles, which is related to eye hygiene and the use of eye care products.

Stye! It is an acute purulent inflammation of the meibomian glands or sebaceous glands around the eyelash follicles caused by staphylococcal infection. The main clinical manifestations are local redness, swelling, pain, induration and yellow pus. In fact, it's an infection.

There are two types of styes:

One is - stye, the sebaceous gland of the hair follicle of the eyelashes is infected by staphylococcus, commonly known as "needle eye". It's very common, let's not talk about it.

The other is - internal stye, also known as meibomianitis. The eyelids are red and swollen at first, but the new pain is heavier because the tarsal plate is deeper. When the abscess is not ruptured, a yellow pus head is often exposed on the palpebral conjunctiva, and it can be pierced and drained by itself when it matures.

Regardless of the internal and external styes, if the pus is squeezed by pressure, bacteria and toxins are easy to flow back into the skull, causing serious complications such as orbital beeitis and sponge embolism, and the severe ones can be life-threatening, so do not squeeze when the "needle eye" is long.

In the early stage of the stye or when the abscess has not formed, a local moist and hot compress can be applied 3 times a day for 20 minutes each time. Warm compresses can speed up blood circulation in the eyes and have the effect of reducing swelling and relieving pain. 0

127;5. Chlortetracycline ointment or other antibiotic ointments, etc. 2-3 times a day. People with systemic symptoms may be given antibiotics or sulfonamides, or penicillin given intramuscularly.

The easiest thing is that you can try the "Roedon Kang" eye drops, which come in a yellow bottle.

Clinical presentation. 1.If the cyst is small, there are no symptoms, and when it is large, there may be heavy discomfort;

2.There is induration under the eyelid skin, no adhesion with **, no tenderness, the corresponding palpebral conjunctival surface is purple-red or purple-blue, gray-white over time, and the nodule can remain unchanged or slowly enlarged all year round;

3.Secondary infections resemble internal styes and may form inflammatory granulations.

Basis for diagnosis. 1.No obvious self-conscious symptoms;

2.typical symptoms and signs;

3.Slow progression, large nodules, visible bulges in appearance, and even mechanical ptosis;

4.Signs of secondary infection are similar to those of internal styes.

**Principle. 1.Cause of disease**;

2.If the symptoms are obvious, surgical curettage can be selected;

3.Antibiotics for secondary infection**.

Principles of medication. 1.Small chalazion (3 mm in diameter) do not need to be treated, or tetracycline cortisone eye ointment can be applied with a warm compress, or prednisone (25 mm ml) injected intracapsular is not effective, and can be re-injected every other week.

2.Large cysts (3 mm in diameter) or do not resolve with these treatments may be curettage, followed by antibiotic eye drops or ointment.

3.Granulomas are formed, and the granulations are removed first, and then the above treatment is performed.

4.Patients with secondary infection should choose effective antibiotics.

Ancillary examination: Generally, the examination case of patients with chalazion can be checked with the examination frame "A".

Evaluation of efficacy. 1.**: Wound healing, lump resolution.

2.Good** symptom relief.

3.Unhealed: The lump grows in size and complications occur.

Experts suggest that chalazion is one of the common eyelid diseases, and the swelling remains unchanged or enlarged after early hot compress, and should be examined in the hospital. In particular, the elderly and those who have had multiple times after surgery should be alert to the possibility of meibomian adenocarcinoma, and children should pay attention to ruling out tuberculosis infection. Small chalazion is asymptomatic and does not affect the cosmetic condition, so it is not necessary, and large ones can be treated appropriately by the ophthalmology department.

The disease does not cause major damage to the eyes.

Hello, you can go to the ** department to find out if it is due to the fat particles caused by applying skin care products;

**Hyperlipidemia must be comprehensive**, that is, you can't rely on one or the other alone**, including lipid-lowering drugs alone. Therefore, **hyperlipidemia should be taken comprehensive**, mainly including:

Drugs**: lipid-lowering and antihypertensive drugs, drugs that regulate blood lipids, blood viscosity and protect blood vessels, such as traditional Chinese medicine blood pressure peptide.

Exercise**: According to the patient's condition and the patient's age and physical condition, adhere to appropriate exercise. Practice has proved that appropriate exercise can not only reduce blood lipids, but also lower blood pressure, and protect blood vessels.

Diet: Reasonable diet, reduce salt and fat intake, eat more vegetables and soybean products rich in vitamin C, combined with Qiling grass to make tea, has a certain curative effect on the body.

Spirit**: Maintain a stable and pleasant mood to prevent anger and sulking; Helps stabilize blood pressure.

Routine: Quit smoking, drink less, combine work and rest, and ensure adequate and good sleep can help lower blood lipids and blood pressure.

If the above principles can be implemented and persevered, it will be beneficial to health;

When I went home for the Chinese New Year, I found that my family had this symptom, and after going to the hospital to see it, I was prescribed simvastat tablets.