How can doctors tell if there is inflammation in the eye?

It is generally not difficult to diagnose keratitis because the doctor can directly examine the condition of the cornea in the outpatient clinic by using an ophthalmic slit lamp microscope according to the patient's symptoms such as eye pain and fear of seeing light.

However, in order to determine the incidence of keratitis, it is necessary to carefully understand the patient's onset, carefully observe the characteristics of corneal inflammation, and if necessary, do some other examinations to assist in diagnosis.

Conjunctival hyperemia or edema, etc.

For eye inflammation, you can go to the First People's Hospital to see an ophthalmology department, where the doctors are highly skilled and the equipment is also first-class, so you can go there with confidence**.

It is better to go to a regular eye hospital for a check-up, after all, eye problems can be big or small.

There are many inflammations of the eye, such as keratitis, conjunctivitis, dry eye disease, retinal detachment, cataract, glaucoma, etc., especially older people are more susceptible to eye diseases.

Through **, the external stye is seen, the eyelids are locally red and swollen, painful, tender and indurational, and yellow pus spots appear after a few days, which can be pierced and drained by themselves. It is also an acute purulent inflammation of the sebaceous glands of the eyelashes. In the early stage, apply a local warm compress twice a day, and apply antibacterial eye ointment to the conjunctiva.

Antibiotics may be given by mouth if necessary. Be careful not to squeeze to avoid the spread of inflammation.

Hello. Maybe you are using the wrong medication, otherwise it will not be reversed. It is recommended that you go to the ** department of a regular hospital for medical treatment.

The common situations are: 1. Infectious inflammation, such as viral keratitis and pink eye, most of which are caused by decreased immunity or poor hand hygiene. 2. Immune inflammation, such as scleritis, iritis, etc.

It is related to the body's immune mechanism, when fatigue, overwork of the eyes, and staying up late, it will **. Anti-inflammatory** should be administered promptly. If it does not improve for a long time, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

Look no redness and no signs of inflammation.

Inflammation of the eyes, the first consideration is due to bacterial or viral infection, infection with Chlamydia trachomatis, or usually do not pay attention to hygiene, chronic inflammation, often stay up late often in front of electronic products, caused by it will cause vision loss, blurred vision, eye pain, redness, itching, glandular secretion to reduce frictional pain. It is recommended to go to the hospital in time to have the fundus examined, and some antibiotic eye drops can be used.

Symptoms vary depending on the infection, but if it is a bacterial infection, there may be a foreign body sensation, conjunctival hyperemia, and yellow discharge. It is recommended that if there are any abnormal symptoms in the eyes, choose an eye examination in a regular hospital, and in general, if it is conjunctivitis, you can use a slit lamp examination to distinguish the type, and if there is bacterial conjunctivitis, you can use anti-inflammatory eye drops and anti-inflammatory ointment to keep the eyes clean and drink plenty of water.