Bone pain around the eyes can be caused by visual fatigue, sinusitis, and nerve pain.
In patients with visual fatigue, the ciliary muscle inside the eyeball spasms and produces pain, which radiates to the periorbital area, causing pain in the bones around the eye. This can be relieved by resting the eyes.
Inflammation of the sinuses, which are located in the bones around the eye, such as the frontal, pterygoid, sieve, and maxillary sinuses, can also cause bone pain around the eye. Symptoms need to be relieved through the use of antibiotic treatments such as oral amoxicillin capsules and cefadroxil capsules.
Supraorbital neuralgia or infraorbital neuralgia can also cause periocular bone pain, which needs to be treated with pain medications, such as carbamazepine tablets and ibuprofen extended-release capsules.
If you have symptoms of periocular bone pain, you should go to the ophthalmology department of the hospital in time, so that the doctor can find out the specific cause and then guide the treatment.