​Benefits of opening your eyes in water

Everyone should understand that eye pollution makes it impossible for many people to face their lives normally, and there is currently no way to completely eliminate the root cause of the disease. Eye pollution is caused by not caring about eye health. Patients need to pay attention to their daily eating habits. Eye pollution causes people to be troubled by this disease all the time in their lives, and it has many side effects on both eyes. In order to get rid of eye contamination, relevant personnel should seek comprehensive treatment from an ophthalmologist as soon as possible. Next, what are the benefits of opening your eyes in water?

first step

Do not swim in waters with poor water quality

The water in swimming pools is usually disinfected with bleach, which is a disinfectant with a certain degree of irritation. This drug can cause non-infectious conjunctivitis. However, the concentration of bleach in regular swimming pools is reasonably proportioned, so it generally does not cause any damage to the eyes.

Bleach disinfectant can inhibit the bacteria in swimming pool water, thus reducing the occurrence of infectious eye diseases. However, swimming pools that are not disinfected properly or are not properly disinfected can easily cause conjunctivitis after swimming.

If you swim in natural water from rivers, especially small rivers near towns, the water quality cannot be disinfected, and residents do not pay attention to water hygiene when using water, so the water has a high chance of being polluted. After swimming in such water, it is easy to cause bacterial or viral conjunctivitis.

Step 2

(1) People with conjunctivitis or other infectious diseases should be strictly prohibited from swimming in public swimming pools. Strengthen physical examination before swimming.

(2) Try to swim in swimming places with good water quality and less pollution.

(3) People with severe myopia should not dive headfirst to avoid retinal detachment.

(4) Swimming pools must change water and be disinfected in a timely manner in accordance with regulations.

(5) If conditions permit, it is best to clean your face with clean water immediately after swimming.

(6) Wear swimming goggles when diving. If you don’t wear them, try to close your eyes.

It is not recommended to open your eyes in water. Under normal circumstances, the surface of the cornea is covered with tears. The osmotic pressure of tears is different from that of clean water, so soaking in water for a long time can cause corneal edema. Moreover, most water, unless it is specially prepared, contains harmful microorganisms, which can cause infection if it enters the eyes.