There are pigment spots in the eyes

Some people's eyes are bright and big, and look very beautiful, but some people's eyes have some other impurities in them, such as pigments in their eyes, which seems to affect the overall beauty. Although having pigment in the eyes does not affect anything, it can be very annoying. Let me tell you what the pigment spots in the eyes are all about.

1. When treating pigmented spots, you should pay attention to the cause of the disease. Take chloasma as an example. Even if they are all diagnosed as chloasma, the causes may be various. Some are related to oral contraceptives, some are related to irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, some are related to ovarian cysts or uterine fibroids, and some are suffering from chronic hepatitis. If you want to treat it thoroughly, you must find out the real cause of the disease, so that you can achieve the goal of curing the pigmentation spots. If you treat it without knowing the cause of the disease, either the treatment effect is poor, or it will relapse after being cured, and you cannot achieve the goal of curing it.

2 To understand the nature or type of the disease, take melasma as an example. It has common type and type II (also called chloasma type). These two types have completely different manifestations and properties. The former has patchy skin lesions, with pigmentation ranging from light brown to dark black, distributed on the forehead, cheeks, upper lip and forehead. The latter is mainly distributed on the cheekbones. The lesions are dot-shaped and of varying sizes. They are usually light blue or dark brown, and the pigmentation is very deep. Furthermore, even common melasma can be divided into three types according to the depth of the pigmentation: superficial, intermediate and deep. This classification is helpful for treatment methods, prognosis estimation, etc.

3 Before treating pigmentation spots, you need to understand the patient's overall condition and whether he has other symptoms. According to TCM's syndrome differentiation and treatment, it would be difficult to do so without understanding the patient's condition. Even for Western medicine, it is absolutely necessary to understand the patient's condition and choose a combination of drugs in order to achieve better results.

4. A clear diagnosis is necessary. If the disease is not clearly identified, there can be no scientific prevention or treatment. Therefore, before treatment, it is necessary to clarify the cause of the pigmentation spots. For example, in the case of melasma, a diagnosis must be made first before treatment can be considered. If the diagnosis is wrong, there is no way to treat the pigmentation spots.