What's going on with the red eyes

There are many reasons that can cause red eyes, so when these symptoms occur, we cannot be blind, we must first understand what caused them, so that we can solve the symptoms. We should pay attention to the correct use of our eyes and avoid excessive eye fatigue.

1. There are many reasons for red eyes, but the most common reason is liver fire. Generally speaking, patients with excessive liver fire will have red eyes, swollen eyes, and some will feel pain. In short, they will feel uncomfortable. In addition to red, swollen and painful eyes, patients will also be irritable and easily angry. Sometimes you may feel a string of pain in your ribs, and sometimes you may feel bitterness in your mouth, thirst, and dry stools. This is due to excessive liver fire, or more specifically, the liver's real fire.

2. What kind of diet therapy should be used for liver fire? You can make tea with Cassia seeds. Simply soak two spoonfuls in water, fill with boiling water in the morning and drink it all day.

3. So how many days should you drink Cassia seeds soaked in water? Generally, you can stop drinking when your eyes are no longer red and the heat in your body has subsided. If the symptoms of getting angry are more severe, you can drink water soaked with wild chrysanthemums, which can be bought at the pharmacy. Nowadays, wild chrysanthemums are processed very well. They are sold in small jars, cleanly and neatly, and the quantities are divided for you.

4. Why didn’t we talk about wild chrysanthemum first, but talked about cassia seeds? Because wild chrysanthemum tastes a bit bitter and not very tasty, but its power is slightly greater than Cassia seed. If you feel that your liver fire is particularly strong, you can use some wild chrysanthemum. If I don’t want to drink these things, is there any food I can eat? have. Recently I found that some restaurants serve chicory sprouts as a cold dish. We can also buy it and eat it cold.