What caused the pain in my right eyeball?

Many people are not aware of the pain in the right eyeball. Most people don’t know what the pain in the right eyeball is, and some people don’t even care about this situation. The pain in the right eyeball is most likely caused by illness. Local infection of the eye can also cause eyeball pain, which requires timely treatment.

1. This situation may be a local infection of the eye. This situation may occur in common cases such as conjunctivitis and keratitis. You can use some ofloxacin eye drops or ribavirin eye drops. Also, pay attention to the local hygiene of the eyes and do not scratch them with your hands.

2. Eye pain may be caused by increased blood pressure or increased intraocular pressure. It is recommended to check blood pressure and intraocular pressure to make sure! Pay attention to rest, reduce fatigue, strengthen nutrition, and enhance physical fitness; try to control drastic mood swings, maintain a happy mood, which is good for health. Eye pain has no direct relationship with worsening eye myopia. This is the stage when your eyesight is getting worse, so you must pay attention to eye hygiene.

3. Corneal and conjunctival lesions: The cornea is commonly known as the black part of the eye, and the bulbar conjunctiva is commonly known as the surface of the white part of the eye. When the cornea and conjunctiva are inflamed due to microbial infection or stimulation by physical and chemical factors, there will often be stinging and aching pain in the eyes. The acute phase is often accompanied by red eyes, increased eye discharge, fear of light, increased tears, etc. In chronic inflammation, there may be only mild eye stinging or grinding pain, and stones may form in the conjunctiva of the eyelids. In this case, only treatment for inflammation or concurrent tarsal calculi is required.