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As I get older, why do I have to go to the hospital so often;;;;;;;;;

I went to the ophthalmologist yesterday~~~

 

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For the past few years, whenever my eyes get too tired, tiny blisters start to form on the whites of my eyes. . At first, I was so shocked that I ran to the hospital, but the hospital said it was nothing and it appeared for a very short time and then disappeared, so I 1 It only happens once or twice a year, and it doesn't cause pain or blindness, so I've been ignoring it ever since. .

 

But this year, blisters have been appearing frequently and when they do appear, 2~3 He said that he went to work and a week went by. .

Then I started to feel pain in my eyes and they were so sticky. 5 I went to the eye clinic in Wolenga .

But the doctor said that the white of the eye is swollen and inflamed, but he couldn't figure out the cause, and that it would be difficult to find the cause without doing a lot of difficult tests on the eyes, which scared me. .

Anyway, I got some eye drops and my eyes were less dry, so it was okay, but after that, a very small blister formed in my eye and wouldn't go away. . There was always a little bit of congestion. ..

 

It's a shame that people are such dull animals, but it's still possible to live without the symptoms of stuffy or dry eyes. ... So I just left it there again . But on Thursday, I met up with friends for the first time in a long time and we did some intense exercise, and blood vessels started appearing in my eyes and the blisters inside my eyes suddenly got really big. .. I thought it wouldn't work out, so on Friday I went to the most famous ophthalmology clinic in the neighborhood instead of the hospital I usually go to. ...

 

My mother has been receiving ophthalmology treatment for a long time, and she said that this hospital was the best among all the ones she had been to. Many people in the neighborhood also said that they had received cataract surgery there, so it was a hospital that she had received a lot of recommendations from. ..

 

 
 

Overall, it feels neat and well-equipped. Since they also do cataract surgery, there's a cataract surgery center next to the examination room. And the last picture is the eye warmer. Haha. I always warm my eyes here after receiving treatment.

 

As expected, there were a lot of people at the hospital even though it was early in the morning. . Anyway, while waiting, I looked around and saw that there were a lot of inspection machines. .... As soon as I write my name, I first get my intraocular pressure checked and then wait.

Support !! A coworker suddenly appears !! My colleague also comes here for ophthalmology. . Haha, it's even more nice to meet you in such an unexpected place~~ It's been a week since we met because it's vacation.

 

Anyway, I went in for the examination and the doctor looked at me for a while and said that I had a blister on my eye and that there was also evidence of inflammation and for the first time, he told me the cause. .

 

 

Ugh~~ It might be a bit creepy because only the pupil is visible... The round thing on the left is a blister. I took the picture in the morning when it was a lot smaller;;; It's really swollen;;; The blood vessels are also sticking out;;;

 

I have a habit of rubbing my eyes a lot. . If you do that Foreign matter can enter the eye, or irritation and friction can cause inflammation and blisters to form on the white of the eye. . They call it conjunctival edema. .

It occurs when the tissue surrounding the outside of the eyeball or the part covering the white of the eye swells and forms a blister. It occurs when the blood vessels and lymph vessels in the conjunctiva do not circulate properly, inflammation occurs, and the fluid accumulates in the lower part of the bulbar conjunctiva. It occurs when the fluid created by the inflammation flows out from the damaged blood vessel walls in the conjunctiva. . It is said that in some cases, the white part of the eye swells up and sticks out, or becomes mushy and covers the black part. . Eventually, due to inflammation, the fluid that should be circulating properly is blocked and becomes stagnant, causing the whites of the eyes to swell and form blisters. !! This is the story. The previous hospital director didn't tell me the cause, but anyway, the white of the eye was swollen. ! This is the same thing .

Anyway This symptom often occurs in people who frequently touch or rub their eyes, so it is important to take good care of your eyes and never rub your eyes. . One tip is to apply a warm compress to your eyes. They say .

 

Anyone who frequently suffers from allergic rhinitis or conjunctivitis should be careful. I also have severe allergic rhinitis, and my eyes often get conjunctivitis. It's so uncomfortable and itchy that I've developed a habit of rubbing my eyes.

The habit of rubbing my eyes eventually irritated my eyes and I ended up with this conjunctival edema;;;

 

 

I was prescribed these eye drops.. one is anti-inflammatory and the other is just artificial tears..

 

But the problem is !! My blister has already grown so big and the white part of my stool has swelled and stretched out, so it will be difficult for it to go back to normal. ;;;;;;; The stretched white part does not flatten, but shrinks a little and then stretches again when symptoms appear. ;;;;;;;;;;

It's not a black pupil, but it's white, so it's not very noticeable. .... It's a blister in the eye, so it's very visible and bothersome, and when the white of the eye swells, it feels strange and uncomfortable every time you blink. .

I'm still getting a prescription for eye drops and putting them in four times a day, but it's still uncomfortable. ...

 

It feels a bit like prison because the same symptoms keep appearing even when I'm stressed and tired.

 

I really wonder why, as I get older, the number of places that break down increases exponentially. .......

 

But the symptoms that appear to me are ultimately because I can't manage them, so I guess I have no choice but to accept them. .

Anyway, I was scared because I thought it might be the early symptoms of glaucoma or something like that because my intraocular pressure was high, but the doctor kindly explained it to me in detail and said that if I take care of it, it wouldn't affect my eyes that much, so I came home feeling relieved. . also ~~ There must be a reason why people visit hospitals frequently. ...