Category: Blepharitis

There are no special tricks to eliminate the symptoms of red, swollen, itchy eyelids. Eyelid redness and itchiness can be caused by physiological factors such as staying up late and…

　　Most scaly blepharitis are oval dermatophyte infections, most ulcerative blepharitis are Staphylococcus aureus infections, and most canthal blepharitis are Mo-Abis infections. In addition, vitamin deficiency, refractive error of vision fatigue,…

　　The main reason for this small article is that there are more patients of this type in the outpatient clinic and the misdiagnosis rate is extremely high.　　Blepharitis is one of…

Blepharitis is a chronic inflammatory lesion of the lid margin tissue, with clinical symptoms such as redness, itchy eyes, photophobia, tearing, burning sensation and foreign body sensation.

The disease is generally not contagious and is a chronic inflammatory disease. Crepitant mite associated scaly blepharitis may be contagious, so try not to share towels and other toiletries with…

　　A small number of pin eyes will go away on their own, but if the condition is more severe, it may not go away on its own and will need…

　　Spring is a time of high incidence of allergic conjunctivitis, and many patients with itchy eyes treat themselves with anti-allergy eye drops. However, itchy eyes are not necessarily caused by…

Blepharitis is a subacute or chronic inflammation of the surface of the lid margin, the eyelash follicles and their glandular tissues. The three main types of blepharitis can be classified…

　　The lid gland opens at the edge of the eyelid and intermittently secretes a clear, oily droplet-like substance called lid fat. If the opening of the lid gland becomes blocked…

There are many causes of itching in the inner corner of the eye, and when this occurs, the cause should be identified promptly, rather than blindly stopping the itch. Many…