Often people do not think when traveling to protect his eyes.Below are tips that can help you avoid infection in the eye and one of the most common eye problems.
Conjunctivitis, commonly called red eye. This is an inflammation that can make a layer of puffy eyes, red and painful. The signs, itchy eyes, red, and watery. This can last for 7 to 10 days.
Conjunctivitis can be caused by bacteria or viruses. If caused by a virus can be easily transmitted, so it is important for you to instantly treat your eyes and avoid direct contact with people around. It also can be caused by dry eyes, allergies, or exposed to fumes or other chemicals, not a virus.
Bintitan, can form disekitaran edge of the eyelid, which is a small lump, which is almost like a pimple. It is caused by a buildup of bacteria in the eyelid glands. These bacteria such as infections that create bumps. Cage often show an increase in the normal bacteria. The increase in bacteria can be controlled by washing the eyelids or by using antibiotic eye drops.
Inflammation of the eyes, inflammation of the eyelids caused by excessive growth of bacteria that grow normal bacteria, it can cause uncomfortable eye condition known as blepharitis. This can be caused by touching or rubbing eyes with dirty hands or sleeping on the make-up in the eyes.
Symptoms of blepharitis include, itchy, red, opaque eyes and eyelids feel like there is something in the eye. You can anticipate these bacteria to gently wash your eyelids with warm water and baby shampoo is hypoallergenic. Use hand towels / washcloths, and kompreskan into the lids of your eyes.
There are several things you can do to reduce the risk of contracting. Avoid touching your eyes, this is especially important if your hands are not clean. If you wear contact lenses, then the situation must always be clean and store them properly. Wash your face before bed at night. Do not share cosmetics with others, and throw away makeup / applicators if you have an eye infection.
By getting used to maintain cleanliness and by following simple guidelines that can reduce the risk of contracting an eye infection.
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