What to do if your eyes hurt after welding

Eye pain after welding is a common problem, especially for people who have been doing welding work for a long time. The eyes are most vulnerable to damage. If prevention and health care are not done well, it will be more likely to cause some eye diseases. Next, we need to understand the problem of eye pain after welding and how to help us solve it scientifically and effectively.

In fact, when you encounter this kind of problem, you must not ignore it easily. You should use some healthier and more scientific methods to protect your eyes, because the eyes are very fragile and easily affected by various adverse factors. So I hope everyone should take good care of them in daily life.

1. After photoelectric conjunctivitis occurs, the simple emergency measure is to use boiled and cooled human milk or fresh milk to drop into the eyes, which can also relieve pain.

2. The method of consumption is to apply it every few minutes at the beginning, and then as the symptoms are alleviated, the time of applying human milk or cow's milk can be appropriately extended.

3. You can also apply a towel soaked in cold water to your eyes and close your eyes to rest.

4. After emergency treatment, in addition to rest, you should also pay attention to reducing light stimulation and minimize eye movement and friction. Generally, it will heal within one or two days.

5. Parents should educate their children not to watch welders performing their operations, otherwise they are very likely to suffer from photoelectric conjunctivitis.

6. Workers engaged in electric welding are prohibited from performing welding operations without wearing protective glasses to avoid unnecessary accidents. The electric light generated during electric welding can be harmful to the eyes, so welders are very careful to wear eye masks when working. There is another type of pollution that is often overlooked and for which preventive measures should be taken, and that is welding fume pollution. Electric welding smoke is a kind of smoke produced under high-temperature combustion conditions when the welding rod comes into contact with the weldment during the welding process. This smoke contains manganese dioxide, nitrogen oxides, fluorides, ozone, etc., which float in the air and cause harm to the human body. When people inhale this smoke, they may experience dizziness, headache, cough, chest tightness and shortness of breath, and in severe cases, it may lead to smoke poisoning or pneumoconiosis.

After understanding the above-introduced telephone numbers, there is an eye care issue that needs attention. I hope everyone can pay more attention to it in daily life. If you encounter some eye pain, do not ignore it easily. Only as long as we pay attention to the protection of our eyes can we reduce these adverse effects.