Patient's question:
That is, when I was in high school, I went to the hospital for a diagnosis and was told I had conjunctivitis. At first, it wasn't very serious for the first one or two years; my eyes just felt slightly uncomfortable occasionally. After one or two years, the eye condition gradually worsened. My eyes would swell, I would be sensitive to light, and I would feel a burning sensation. I would blink more often, and there would often be white, sticky discharge at the corners of my eyes, which would flow down. The more I blinked, the more discharge there was, and vice versa. Blinking was usually normal, but in specific situations (such as crowded places, making eye contact with others, or when I was nervous), my blinking would become more frequent.Doctor's answer:
Considering it is a space-occupying lesion within the orbit, it needs to be resolved through surgery.