Three key points to judge trachoma

People often say that eyes are the windows to our soul, so we must protect our eyes. But the window of our soul will inevitably be invaded by various pathogens, causing a series of eye diseases. Trachoma is a common eye disease in ophthalmology. Patients usually feel unconscious itching, tearing, and a feeling of foreign matter in the eyes. Below, the editor will take you to understand the three key points about judging trachoma.

What is trachoma? As the name suggests, trachoma is a non-rapid, infectious disease caused by trachoma in the eyes. The conjunctiva in the patient's eyes looks uneven like sand, and the patient will also feel as if there is sand in the eyes. Trachoma can be divided into acute trachoma and chronic trachoma, but most patients suffer from acute trachoma. With the development of material life, people pay more attention to hygiene. Therefore, in recent years, the incidence rate in our country is not as high as in previous years. However, if the disease is not treated promptly and effectively, severe cases may lead to blindness. Therefore, our country also attaches great importance to the treatment of trachoma.

1How to determine whether it is trachoma?

1. Since trachoma is an infectious disease, children who pay less attention to hygiene are more susceptible to trachoma. The patient will feel like there is a foreign object in the eye, it itches, and in severe cases will shed tears, and cannot be exposed to strong light. Since trachoma damages the periosteum, vision may deteriorate and in severe cases, blindness may occur.

2. How to cure eye trachoma? Because trachoma is a very stubborn disease, the most reliable way to treat trachoma is to insist on long-term use of eye drops and eye ointments, and not to give up halfway. And the dosage should be controlled depending on the severity of the disease, and drugs should not be abused.

3. So how should we prevent trachoma in our daily life? First of all, we must avoid bacterial infection, wash your hands frequently, and try not to touch your eyes. Then, since trachoma is contagious, avoid contact with people with trachoma. Try to avoid contact with towels used by trachoma patients. Always pay attention to personal hygiene.

Eye patients should try to avoid fried, raw and spicy foods and eat light food. Drink more water on a regular basis. Usually you should keep a happy mood, adhere to treatment, cooperate with the doctor, and you will recover soon!