How does eye iris phlogistic treat painful

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It is estimated that most people have heard of iritis, but they don't really understand it. Iridocyclitis is also known as latent membranous inflammation. After iridocyclitis occurs, it often affects the ciliary body. Therefore, in clinical practice, iridocyclitis or ciliary body inflammation alone is rare, and often occurs at the same time. There are many causes of iridocyclitis, in addition to the direct entry of bacteria, viruses, foreign bodies, chemicals, etc. into the eyes due to eye trauma, leading to inflammation, systemic diseases such as tuberculosis, leprosy, rheumatism, leptospirosis, etc. are the important causes of iridocyclitis. Other aids, such as keratitis and scleritis, can also cause the disease.

How does eye iris phlogistic treat painful

First: iritis, the first need for drug treatment, there are oral eye drops or subconjunctival injection and other ways, oral medicine should be given enough at the beginning, in order to quickly control the inflammation, and finally maintain the minimum amount until the complete extinction of inflammatory activity. Topical application of 0.5% cortisone or 0.05% dexamethasone for anterior uveitis.

Second: for patients with panuveitis or choroiditis, 0.025% dexamethasone can be injected under conjunctiva or eyeball fascia, or combined with systemic administration. For patients with severe diseases, cortisone or dexamethasone should be given intravenously once a day, so that sufficient amount of intraocular tissue can be obtained. Non hormonal anti-inflammatory agents, sodium salicylate, butazone and indomethacin, have analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects. It mainly inhibits the increase of prostaglandin in anterior chamber of uveitis to achieve anti-inflammatory or antihypertensive effect. Aspirin is commonly used.

Third: if purulent, anterior uveitis, local or systemic application of broad-spectrum antibiotics. For severe uveitis and sympathetic ophthalmia, immunosuppressant or immunoenhancer can be considered to adjust abnormal immune function when hormone is ineffective. The commonly used immunosuppressant is cyclophosphamide, which can be used alone or combined with steroid treatment. B: Ma Lin. Three times a day for 2-3 weeks. Listen to iridocyclitis for a week, then 1-2 courses.

matters needing attention

Patients with secondary glaucoma can take acetamide orally to decrease the intraocular pressure. Iris puncture or iridectomy is feasible for patients with iris swelling. Peripheral iridectomy is feasible for secondary glaucoma caused by peripheral iris adhesion. Cataract extraction can be performed under the control of inflammation in patients with cataract.