What should I do if my pupils turn white?

The whitening of the pupil can be treated with medication and, if necessary, surgery. If the pupil turns white, it may be a cataract or a local inflammation of the sclera. It needs to be treated promptly to avoid affecting vision.

1. Drug treatment: If the pupil of the eye turns white, you need to go to the hospital for a slit lamp examination in time. If the conjunctiva is inflamed, you need to use anti-inflammatory eye drops as prescribed by the doctor, such as sodium hyaluronate eye drops. During the treatment, you must also adjust your eye habits. Do not look at electronic products for a long time, or stay up late to work properly, or do eye exercises or look at green plants after studying for a period of time. These can help the recovery of the eyes.

2. Surgical treatment: The eyes are coded. If it is cataract, it is generally a disease that occurs with age. If the conjunctiva is severely damaged, vision can be improved through surgery. If the treatment is not timely, it may affect the decline of vision and even blindness.

You should take good care of your eyes on a daily basis, avoid staying up late for long periods of time or over-straining your eyes. You should also eat more eye-protecting foods, such as carrots, apples, tomatoes, etc. Avoid spicy and cold foods to avoid affecting your recovery.