How is canthus Blepharitis Treated?

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Canthus blepharitis is mainly caused by the infection of mora Bifidobacterium, some may be caused by the lack of vitamin B2, which is more common in the hospital practice, so what should we do? Now I share some experience with you, hoping to help you.

How is canthus Blepharitis Treated?

Generally, eye drops can be used for treatment. The commonly used drugs are 0.25% zinc sulfate eye drops, which are generally used four times a day. This drug can effectively inhibit the growth of Bifidobacterium. You can also take appropriate vitamin B2 or compound vitamin B every day. If you have chronic conjunctivitis, you should also be treated at the same time.

Blepharitis is usually caused by excessive secretion of eyelid sebaceous gland and meibomian gland. Some bad personal hygiene habits, dust stimulation, lack of sleep time and many other reasons can induce blepharitis. More serious still can have ulcer face, cause eyelid brim eversion, or lacrimal spot pathological change.

Of course, if preventive measures are not done well, we can only treat them. If there is ulcer surface, remove the scab skin, then pull out the eyelashes, use cotton dipped in 1% silver nitrate solution to take the edge of the eyelid, once a day, must adhere to apply, thoroughly cured, in order to prevent recurrence. If it's not good for a long time, we can only go to the hospital.

matters needing attention

We must pay attention to personal hygiene, do not rub eyes with dirty hands, and do not stay out for too long in windy and dusty weather, strangling the cause in the cradle. If you find the symptoms, you must treat them early and thoroughly. Strengthen exercise, improve their own resistance; Balanced diet, so that the body does not lack a variety of vitamins.