What's going on when something grows in the eye

Eyes are the windows to the soul and they play a particularly important role in our lives. Each of us cannot do without the help of our eyes, so we must protect our eyes well and do more eye exercises. Sometimes small things grow in the eyes, which is very uncomfortable. In this case, we should pay attention to whether it is caused by physical condition. If it affects the eyes, we should seek medical attention in time. Once it is serious, it will affect our eyesight. What's going on when something grows in my eye?

There are many reasons for things to grow in the eyes, such as conjunctival cystic hyperplasia, inflammatory stimulation, polyps, etc.

It is best to find out the cause and then do targeted treatment. Generally, this situation is mostly pannus, which is a common disease among conjunctival degeneration diseases. It is mainly because the thickened tissue of the bulbar conjunctiva in the palpebral fissure area invades the cornea in a triangular shape, thus forming a wing-like proliferative tissue. Usually, the lesion will also show thickening and congestion, and tend to spread to the center of the cornea, often in the nasal palpebral fissure.

In addition, there is another possibility, that is, the growth of something in the eye is a symptom of pterygium, which is mainly related to dry climate, exposure to wind and dust,

There is a direct relationship with ultraviolet radiation. Clinical histopathological examinations show that subepithelial fibrovascular tissue proliferation, epithelial thickening or thinning, and collagen fiber degeneration are all caused by the invasion of blood vessels. The diagnosis can be made based on the shape of the fibrovascular tissue that invades the cornea in the palpebral fissure area.

Through the above introduction, we know what is going on when something grows in the eye. In this case, what we need to do is

You cannot blindly choose medication for treatment on your own, but should go to the hospital's ophthalmology department for a timely examination. After the condition is confirmed, targeted treatment should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor. This will be good for both the eyes and the disease.