What's the matter with the rotten outer corners of the eyes?
Recently, the health issue of "rotted outer corners of the eyes" has become a hot topic on the Internet, with many netizens reporting symptoms such as redness, swelling, and ulceration of the outer corners of the eyes. This article will combine the popular health information on the Internet in the past 10 days to provide you with a detailed analysis of the possible causes, symptoms and coping methods of this phenomenon, as well as relevant statistics.
1. Common causes of rotten outer corners of the eyes
Swelling in the outer corners of the eyes may be caused by a variety of factors. The following are the reasons that have received the most feedback from netizens recently:
| Reason type | Proportion (based on discussion data in the past 10 days) | Typical symptoms |
|---|---|---|
| Bacterial infection (such as a stye) | 42% | Redness, pain, purulent discharge |
| Viral infections (such as herpetic keratitis) | 28% | Blisters, burning sensation, photophobia |
| allergic reaction | 15% | Itching, peeling, bilateral attacks |
| Trauma or excessive eye rubbing | 10% | Skin damage and scabs |
| Others (such as vitamin deficiency) | 5% | Dryness and cracking, recurring attacks |
2. Recent popular related events
1."Improper use of contact lenses" trending search: Many beauty bloggers shared their experiences of outer canthus infection caused by wearing contact lenses for a long time, sparking discussions about eye hygiene.
2.High incidence of seasonal allergies: Pollen concentration monitoring data from many places show that allergens surge in spring, and the number of ophthalmology outpatient clinics increases by 30% year-on-year.
3.Controversy over new eye drops: A certain Internet celebrity’s eye drops were exposed to contain preservative ingredients, which may aggravate the damage to the mucous membrane of the canthus.
3. Symptom classification and response suggestions
| Severity | Symptoms | Recommended actions |
|---|---|---|
| Mild | Mild redness, swelling, dryness and itching | Cold compress + artificial tears, observation for 48 hours |
| Moderate | Obvious pain and increased secretions | Antibiotic eye ointment (doctor’s guidance required) |
| Severe | Blurred vision and enlarging ulcer surface | Seek medical attention immediately to avoid corneal damage |
4. Preventive measures (top 5 recommended by doctors recently)
1. Clean the edges of your eyelids every day (use special cleaning pads)
2. Contact lens wearers strictly follow the 8-hour time limit
3. Wear windproof goggles when going out in spring
4. Supplement vitamin A/B2 (carrots, blueberries, etc.)
5. Avoid using internet celebrity three eye patches
5. Special reminder
Rumors related to "canthus ulcers" have appeared in many places recently. Please note:
• There is no scientific basis for the online rumor that “the new variant of the new coronavirus causes ulcers at the corners of the eyes”
• So-called “heirloom eye ointment” may contain powerful hormones
• Conjunctival hemorrhage (red flakes in the whites of the eyes) and canthus ulcers are different conditions
6. Medical treatment signal reminder
When the following conditions occur, you need to see a doctor within 24 hours:
| ▶ | Symptoms persist for more than 3 days without improvement |
| ▶ | Yellow-green discharge occurs |
| ▶ | With fever or facial swelling |
According to big data from the health platform, about 75% of mild symptoms can be cured within 1 week with correct care. However, if it is not handled properly (such as picking out the pustule yourself), it may cause serious complications such as cellulitis.
Note: The statistical period of the data in this article is from June Please refer to the opinions of regular medical institutions for specific diagnosis and treatment.
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