How does child trichiasis return a responsibility?
summary
Trichiasis refers to the whole row of eyelashes (generally) growing inward, so as to touch the cornea. Generally divided into upper eyelid trichiasis and lower eyelid trichiasis, lower eyelid entropion. Eyelashes grow towards the eyeball and brush the eyeball. If the eyeball is stimulated for a long time, it will lead to keratitis and corneal ulcer. It may even affect vision, cause astigmatism or amblyopia. So below, let's take a look at what happened to the child's trichiasis? What about it?
How does child trichiasis return a responsibility?
First, when children are found to have inverted eyelashes, they should not remove or cut them by themselves, because removing eyelashes will often damage the hair follicles and eyelid skin, resulting in disorderly growth of eyelashes and entropion, and the longer and thicker the cut eyelashes will be. Even after surgical correction, there is no orderly arrangement of eyelashes and natural eyelid beauty, so once inverted eyelashes are found, Please go to the professional eye hospital as soon as possible!
Second: infant nasal bone and eye shape has not developed well, the probability of trichiasis is very high. And because the baby is young, they can't accurately describe their own eye discomfort. If parents find that the baby rubs his eyes frequently, blinks, tears increase, eye excrement increases, and is afraid of light squint increases, it may be caused by trichiasis or disordered eyelashes. Careful parents can even detect some abnormalities in time with their naked eyes. At this time, we must pay attention to timely bring the baby to the professional eye examination.
Third: you can observe it first. Because children's eyelashes are generally relatively small and soft, irritation symptoms are relatively light, not easy to scratch the cornea.
matters needing attention
For example, when the child's eyes itch, do not let the child rub the eyes, you can gently pull the eyelids, or when the baby is asleep, gently massage the baby's lower eyelids with the index finger pulp.
