Patient's question:
Cannot open eyes, full of eye discharge for three or four days. Previous treatment and effectiveness: No treatment, what kind of assistance is needed: Want to ask what's going on, is it inflammation or a stomachache? Thank you...Doctor's answer:
When infected by bacteria, inflammation occurs. On the other hand, it damages the meibomian glands, enhancing the secretion of oil, causing the amount of oil on the eyelids and corners of the eyes to continuously increase. Additionally, the blood vessels in the eyes expand, and white blood cells gather to thoroughly eliminate foreign bacteria. The remnants of killed bacteria, as well as the "heroic sacrifices" of white blood cells during the battle, mix into the eye discharge. As a result, not only does the eye discharge continuously increase, but some of it also appears yellowish-white.Advice: Therefore, when suffering from trachoma, conjunctivitis, or other causes leading to inflammation of the eyelid and conjunctiva, the amount of eye discharge will continuously increase. It can be said that excessive eye discharge is a signal of eye inflammation, and it is important to seek timely examination and treatment.