What eye drops to use for conjunctival hemorrhage

If we don’t get enough rest when we sleep, it may cause red eyes the next day. Red eyes are usually caused by conjunctival hemorrhage. If you do not pay attention to your eye hygiene, this situation will become more and more serious, causing your eyes to look dull and seriously affecting your image. If you are meeting a client, it will cause disadvantages. So, what kind of eye drops are needed for conjunctival hemorrhage?

1. For those with bacterial infection factors, antibiotic eye drops can be used 3 to 4 times a day. For non-infectious factors, it should not be abused, and should not be used routinely as a placebo. If you want to get better quickly, use the secret recipe for bloodshot eyes from my ancestors.

2. You can try corticosteroid eye drops, but not for a long time, and you should monitor the intraocular pressure.

3. Treat the cause of the disease.

4. If it is difficult to adhere to oral decoctions, you can choose to take some Chinese medicine formula teas such as chrysanthemum and wolfberry tea based on syndrome differentiation, and add the family's secret recipe for bloodshot eyes.

5. Modern bloodshot eyes: For example, if you look at computers or mobile phones more often, which causes bloodshot eyes, you can use the secret recipe of our ancestors for bloodshot eyes.

6. For bloodshot eyes caused by trauma, you can use the secret recipe for bloodshot eyes from my ancestors.

7. Eye congestion caused by surgery can also be treated with the secret recipe of my ancestors.

8. For eye congestion caused by inflammation, conjunctivitis congestion, and keratitis congestion, use our family’s secret recipe for eye congestion. Jiazu’s secret recipe for bloodshot eyes can quickly eliminate congestion. Jiazu’s secret recipe for bloodshot eyes can be used for congestion caused by trauma. Eye congestion disappears faster.

Subconjunctival hemorrhage is caused by rupture of small blood vessels in the conjunctiva. It occurs after trauma and eye surgery, but more commonly it is spontaneous bleeding. Subconjunctival hemorrhage, seen in severe acute conjunctivitis, may be caused by microvascular embolism. Spontaneous bleeding is more common in the elderly, those carrying heavy objects, nausea and vomiting, severe coughing, sneezing, constipation and other causes, and can also cause small blood vessels: astatine bleeding. Scurvy, various blood diseases, purpura, arteriosclerosis, diabetes, hypertension, and high fever infectious diseases such as malaria may also occur.