Patient's question:
The doll is now three years old. How should I deal with the issue of ingrown eyelashes? I didn't notice this before. Can it be treated without surgery? If it is surgically treated, is there a possibility of recurrence? How should this be resolved?Doctor's answer:
A corneal ulcer can damage the cornea. There are five treatment methods: tooth extraction, electric burn, cryotherapy, laser, and surgery. Congenital trichiasis occurs after birth, usually on the lower eyelid. Babies often blink and tear up because the eyelashes irritate their eyes. If they scratch the cornea, their eyes will turn red, and they will be afraid of light. Acquired trichiasis is most commonly caused by trachoma. Since trachoma leads to conjunctival scarring of the eyelid, it causes entropion and trichiasis. Eye burns, eyelid trauma, or eyelid surgery can also cause eyelid scarring, leading to normal trichiasis of the eyeball. Additionally, eyelid conjunctivitis and other diseases can cause eyelid trichiasis due to eyelid conjunctival scarring.