Can eye inflammation be cured? What to do if your eyes are inflamed?

Whether eye inflammation can heal on its own depends on the type of disease, the degree of development, and physical fitness. Eye inflammation can be caused by a variety of factors, such as bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms, trauma, structural changes in the eyeball, foreign body proliferation, and foreign body invasion. If the inflammatory response is caused by invasion of a foreign body, it usually improves gradually after the foreign body is expelled.

If the inflammation is caused by microbial infection, in the case of mild disease, it is possible to heal the eyes by regularly rinsing the eyes with synthetic tears, combined with local heat and massage. If there is a structural change in the eyeball, there is usually no possibility of self-healing and it must be accepted promptly**.

Summary. The inflammation of the eye mainly depends on the cause of the disease, and can be targeted as follows: 1. Use antibiotic eye drops

For patients with bacterial conjunctivitis or keratitis caused by bacterial infection, antibiotic eye drops need to be selected**, and broad-spectrum antibiotic eye drops or ointment are often used in the initial stage**, such as levofloxacin eye drops, tobramycin eye drops, and can be used as an adjunct to ofloxacin eye ointment**. In the later stage, susceptible antibiotic drugs can be selected according to the results of antimicrobial susceptibility testing**. 2. Use of antiviral drugs:

If it is a patient with conjunctivitis or keratitis caused by a virus, it is necessary to choose antiviral drugs**, local antiviral eye drops mainly include acyclovir eye drops, ganciclovir ophthalmic gel, recombinant human interferon 2b eye drops, etc., and oral antiviral drugs are also needed for severe cases**. 3. Use antifungal eye drops: If the corneal inflammation is caused by fungi, you need to use antifungal eye drops, commonly used drugs include amphotericin B eye drops, natzhen, fluconazole eye drops, etc.

4. Anti-inflammatory and mydriatic eye drops: If it is eye inflammation caused by uveitis, patients need to use anti-inflammatory and mydriatic eye drops**, which are commonly used anti-inflammatory.

What to do if your eyes are inflamed?

The inflammation of the eye mainly depends on the cause of the disease, and can be targeted as follows: 1. Use of antibiotic eye drops: For patients with bacterial conjunctivitis or keratitis caused by bacterial infection, antibiotic eye drops need to be selected, and broad-spectrum antibiotic eye drops or ointment are often used in the initial stage, such as levofloxacin eye drops, tobramycin eye drops, and can be used as an auxiliary to ofloxacin eye ointment.

In the later stage, susceptible antibiotic drugs can be selected according to the results of antimicrobial susceptibility testing**. 2. Use of antiviral drugs: If it is a patient with conjunctivitis or keratitis caused by a virus, it is necessary to choose antiviral drugs**, local antiviral eye drops mainly include acyclovir eye drops, ganciclovir ophthalmic gel, recombinant human interferon 2b eye drops, etc., and oral antiviral drugs are also needed for severe cases**.

3. Use antifungal eye drops: If the corneal inflammation is caused by fungi, you need to use antifungal eye drops, commonly used drugs include amphotericin B eye drops, natzhen, fluconazole eye drops, etc. 4. Anti-inflammatory and pupil dilation eye drops:

If the eye is inflamed due to uveitis, the patient needs to use anti-inflammatory and mydriatic eye drops**, which are commonly used anti-inflammatory.

When washing the dishes, I accidentally got a drop of water into my eyes, which was a little uncomfortable.

I applied erythromycin eye ointment for two days and took vitamin B2, is this okay?

The eyes are easy to get into the water, and I don't know why the eyes are so sensitive.

Do I need to go to an eye hospital to see a doctor?

Need. Check it out, and it's more reassuring.

Okay, got it, thanks.

Stay up late and mobile phones less, it's not good for the eyes.

Have a great day!

I don't know what the disease is, so I don't use drugs without authorization.

A variety of eye diseases can cause eye congestion, the following is an introduction for the landlord:

1. Acute and chronic conjunctivitis.

This disease is mainly a common epidemic eye disease caused by bacteria and viruses, and it is very contagious. Usually the onset is acute, both eyes at the same time or one after the other, the patient has itching, stinging foreign body sensation, etc., severe cases will have photophobia and burning sensation, usually the vision is not affected.

2. Acute iridocyclitis.

The causes of the iridociliary body are complex, mostly unknown, and may be related to autoimmune diseases such as rheumatism, tuberculosis, syphilis, and viral infections.

3. Keratitis.

Most of the disease is caused by an external infection. Mild extracorneal business is usually the cause of infection, and the common pathogens are bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc. In addition, corneal immunoinsufficiency or nutritional Brown can cause keratitis.

Patients usually have pain in the affected eye, such as foreign body sensation, photophobia, tearing, blepharospasm, and sudden loss of vision.

4. Acute angle-closure glaucoma.

The cause of this disease is more complex, and the majority of female patients are middle-aged and elderly women over 40 years old, and it has a certain relationship with heredity. It is mainly caused by the closure of the angle of the eyeball, the obstruction of the aqueous humor drainage pathway, and the increase of intraocular pressure. With this disease, there is a sudden loss of vision, accompanied by nausea and vomiting.

5. Subconjunctival hemorrhage.

It is not all caused by hypertension, arteriosclerosis, poor coagulation function, local vascular inflammation or fragility, forced breath-holding or foreign business. Patients usually do not feel unwell, but occasionally have slight soreness, which is often discovered by inadvertently or after being discovered by others. It may also be after drinking, taking a hot bath, or not getting enough sleep.

Hello, according to your description, you said that the eye inflammation may be more conjunctivitis, this has a lot to do with your usual excessive eye use and eye hygiene, you can use rifampicin eye drops topically, apply erythromycin eye ointment to the conjunctival sac at night, usually cultivate good hygiene habits, wash your hands frequently, and pay attention not to overuse your eyes during the ** period, pay attention to rest.

Intravenous drips, ocular conjunctival sac cleaning, sensitive eye drops, eye ointment, etc., when the condition is severe, with systemic medication (oral or intravenous infusion), the inflammatory response must be controlled as soon as possible, so as not to leave sequelae and affect vision. It is recommended that you continue to insist on going to a regular hospital**, and you must be thorough**. As for the precautions, the main thing is to ensure the rest and sleep of the eyes, reduce indoor working hours, and pay attention to eye hygiene.

Hello, conjunctivitis, can be done with topical norfloxacin eye drops**. Pay attention to eye hygiene.

You should have chronic inflammation and use eye drops on time and in the right amount, you can use a combination of a little tobramycin eye drops and double coptis eye drops. Pay attention to eye habits and eye hygiene.

Conjunctivitis, which is divided into several categories, is still diagnosed by the hospital.

It's best to seek the advice of your doctor.

It depends on what inflammation is causing your eyes, and it is difficult to help you if your symptoms are not clearly written.