Understanding Red Veins in the Eye: Causes and Solutions
There are blood vessels in the eyes? Hello, doctor! I have worn contact lenses about five times in the past three weeks. However, in the last week or two, I have been hesitant to wear them again. I have noticed a red line of blood vessels on the sclera of my left eye, extending f...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello: Contact lenses can cause corneal hypoxia and recurrent corneal neovascularization; however, these blood vessels are very small and not easily visible to the naked eye, and they typically develop with prolonged wear. The blood vessels on the white blood cells are likely due...[Read More] Understanding Red Veins in the Eye: Causes and Solutions
Relieving Eye Fatigue: Ice or Heat? Understanding Red Eye Symptoms
Could you please provide more details or specific content regarding relieving eye fatigue? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about relieving eye fatigue. Should I use cold compresses or warm compresses? Also, regarding the red veins that often appear on the eyeball, which do not...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello: Cold compresses and warm compresses have different effects. When your eyes are inflamed or itchy, a cold compress can provide relief. On the other hand, using a warm compress (not too hot) regularly can increase blood circulation and help with tear production. If there are...[Read More] Relieving Eye Fatigue: Ice or Heat? Understanding Red Eye Symptoms
Understanding Retinal and Lens Separation: Treatment Options Explained
Retinal detachment and lens dislocation? If you have a shadow in your vision and the doctor has diagnosed a separation between the retina and the lens, it is important to follow their recommendations for treatment. Treatment options may include: 1. **Observation**: If the separa...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello, I believe it is likely a vitreous detachment from the retina. If no complications arise, regular follow-up examinations should suffice. Sincerely, Dr. Wang Zhang-ji, Ophthalmologist.[Read More] Understanding Retinal and Lens Separation: Treatment Options Explained
Persistent Eye Irritation: Seeking the Right Specialist for Treatment
There is a foreign body protrusion on the sclera, and the eye is filled with blood vessels? Hello Doctor! Currently, there is a protrusion in the sclera of my left eye, which is filled with blood vessels. When the foreign body was not yet prominently protruding (just eye redness)...
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Hello Carrie: You mentioned that there is a protrusion on the sclera of your left eye with blood vessels over it, and that the appearance of these blood vessels varies. Possible causes include: 1. Degenerative changes accompanied by inflammatory phenomena. 2. Scarring reactions f...[Read More] Persistent Eye Irritation: Seeking the Right Specialist for Treatment
How to Safely Remove a Stuck Contact Lens After Eye Injury
Unable to remove contact lenses? Hello Dr. Wang, I sustained an impact to the area around my right eye while playing basketball. After applying ice, I have the following symptoms: 1. Swelling and redness of the lower eyelid, 2. My contact lens has become dislodged and I cannot re...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello: The redness of the lower eyelid is caused by trauma. In outpatient clinics, we often encounter patients who complain that they cannot remove their contact lenses. Upon examination, it is found that in most cases, the contact lenses are no longer present; instead, the corne...[Read More] How to Safely Remove a Stuck Contact Lens After Eye Injury
Understanding Brown Spots on the Whites of Your Eyes: Risks and Options
There are brown spots on the sclera of both eyes? Hello Doctor, I discovered a spot on the sclera of my eye only when I reached college. It's not small, and despite frequently looking in the mirror, I never noticed it growing up. After consulting two ophthalmologists, I lear...
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Dear Miss Ping, Based on your descriptions and those of the two ophthalmologists, it does appear that these are indeed instances of melanin deposition. Sometimes, they are accompanied by neurovascular structures emerging from within the eyeball. If that is the case, surgery may...[Read More] Understanding Brown Spots on the Whites of Your Eyes: Risks and Options
Understanding Yellow Spots on the Sclera: Causes and Concerns
There is a small dark yellow spot on the sclera? I have a small dark yellow spot on the white part of my eye, which I remember having since elementary school. I'm about to enter high school now. What is that? Will it affect my eyes? I have about 400 degrees of nearsightednes...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello: This is likely just pigmentation and should not have any impact on the eyes. However, if the spots enlarge, become raised, or bleed, it is best to perform a biopsy. Sincerely, Dr. Wang Zhang-ji, Ophthalmologist.[Read More] Understanding Yellow Spots on the Sclera: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Retinal Detachment: Causes, Treatments, and Recovery Insights
I'm sorry to hear that you're in Hello, doctor. Two years ago, I accidentally injured my left eye while playing basketball, which led to a retinal detachment. After returning home, I noticed a decrease in my left eye's visual field and immediately went to the emerg...
Dr. Cai Jingyao Reply:
1. Whether surgery can be performed immediately in the emergency department depends on the patient's condition, making it difficult to generalize. 2. The left eye's vision remains at 0.3, and there are phenomena such as distorted visual fields and faded colors. The ca...[Read More] Understanding Retinal Detachment: Causes, Treatments, and Recovery Insights
Understanding Vascular Proliferation Risks from Contact Lens Use
Vascular proliferation Hello, Director Ke. I would like to ask about the issue of neovascularization related to wearing contact lenses. Is it true that anyone who wears contact lenses will experience this problem to some extent, or is it not necessarily the case for everyone? (I ...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello: 1. Not everyone will experience neovascularization; if one wears contact lenses for no more than 10 hours a day and frequently replaces them, maintaining better oxygen permeability, neovascularization is unlikely to occur. 2. Neovascularization typically develops due to ch...[Read More] Understanding Vascular Proliferation Risks from Contact Lens Use
Understanding Yellowing of the Eyes: Causes and Solutions
Yellowing of the sclera? I have noticed since high school that the sclera of my eyes appears more yellow compared to others my age, and I often experience fatigue and redness. Could this be related to my myopia and astigmatism (left eye -7.25, right eye -6.50, astigmatism 2.00)? ...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello: Yellowing of the sclera may be caused by allergies, dry eye syndrome, or conjunctivitis, but it could also be a sign of liver disease. It is best to undergo a thorough examination. Sincerely, Dr. Wang Zhang-ji, Ophthalmologist.[Read More] Understanding Yellowing of the Eyes: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Eye Aging: Why Are My Whites Turning Yellow at 27?
The aging of the sclera is truly unfortunate? Dr. Chang: Thank you for your response. As we age, the blood vessels in the sclera can change, and pigmentation may cause the sclera to gradually take on a yellow-brown hue. These are all part of the natural aging process. Excluding t...
Dr. Zhang Yanrui Reply:
Thank you for your letter again. Individuals of Asian descent are more prone to hyperpigmentation. Given your condition and after ruling out other possibilities, it seems there is limited room for improvement. There are vasoconstrictors available that can temporarily lighten the ...[Read More] Understanding Eye Aging: Why Are My Whites Turning Yellow at 27?
Understanding Eye Redness: Causes, Symptoms, and Remedies
Subconjunctival hemorrhage Hello doctor, I have some spots on the sclera of my eyes, and occasionally there are slight blood vessels. This started at the beginning of this month. In the lower part of the sclera of my right eye, there has been a significant amount of blood vessels...
Dr. Cai Jingyao Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be what is known as "subconjunctival hemorrhage." In addition to environmental factors (such as dry and cold conditions), individual predispositions (like dry eye syndrome or allergies) can also contribute to its occurrence. If thi...[Read More] Understanding Eye Redness: Causes, Symptoms, and Remedies
Understanding Retinal Detachment Risks in Premature Infants
Issues of Retinal Detachment in Premature Infants Dear Dr. Wang, My son was born at 24 weeks and 5 days gestation, with a birth weight of 476 grams, on October 24 of last year. He currently weighs approximately 1800 grams. He underwent laser treatment for his eyes on January 20,...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello: If retinopathy of prematurity has progressed to stage IV, it is recommended to undergo surgery as soon as possible with the consent of the pediatrician. The changes in retinopathy of prematurity can occur very rapidly, and the risk of blindness is significant. The chances ...[Read More] Understanding Retinal Detachment Risks in Premature Infants
Understanding Redness and Yellowing in Your Eyes: Causes and Solutions
Blood streaks and yellowing issues? I often have to look at the computer for work, and not only has the number of blood vessels in my eyes increased, but the whites of my eyes also appear slightly yellow. The ophthalmologist mentioned that my eyes are quite dry and that the yello...
Dr. Zhang Yanrui Reply:
As we age, the blood vessels in the sclera may change, and pigmentation can cause the sclera to gradually take on a yellow-brown hue. These are all part of the natural aging process. However, if the sclera suddenly turns very yellow, it is important to consider whether there is a...[Read More] Understanding Redness and Yellowing in Your Eyes: Causes and Solutions
Post-LASIK Eye Issues: Managing Dry Eyes and Vision Changes
Post-LASIK surgery eye issues? Hello, I underwent LASIK surgery over three years ago to treat approximately 700 degrees of myopia in both eyes. Less than a year after the surgery, my myopia increased by nearly 100 degrees, and it has remained that way until now. After the surge...
Dr. Cai Yuyuan Reply:
1. During LASIK surgery, a corneal flap is created, which can cause temporary damage to the corneal nerves. As a result, patients may experience reduced tear production for three to four months post-surgery. However, most patients gradually recover, and your situation may indicat...[Read More] Post-LASIK Eye Issues: Managing Dry Eyes and Vision Changes
Red Eyes: Causes, Remedies, and Tips for Relief
The eyes are bloodshot? Doctor, my eyes are filled with bloodshot veins. What should I do? Is there something wrong? How can I resolve this? Do I need to take medication? I really don't want to take any medicine. I think it's because I've been working almost all da...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello: The presence of blood vessels in the sclera of the eye can be analyzed from a medical perspective, with the most likely cause being irritation of the conjunctiva. Among the causes of conjunctival irritation, dry eye syndrome is the most common. A lack of moisture in the ey...[Read More] Red Eyes: Causes, Remedies, and Tips for Relief
Understanding Eye Pain: Causes, Medications, and Eye Pressure Concerns
Eye pain Hello Doctor: During today's follow-up visit, I forgot to ask you a question. I have been experiencing chronic back pain and also have panic disorder. I am on long-term medication including Propranolol, Chlorzoxazone, Fludiazepam, Alepam at bedtime, and Deanxit. Do ...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello, 1. These medications have little effect on intraocular pressure. 2. Rinderon solution is to be used twice a day. 3. Many eye symptoms may be partially due to iritis, not elevated intraocular pressure (I remember your intraocular pressure is not high). 4. There are man...[Read More] Understanding Eye Pain: Causes, Medications, and Eye Pressure Concerns
Understanding Redness in the Whites of Your Eyes: Causes and Treatments
Scleral injection Hello, doctor: I often notice many blood vessels in the sclera of my eyes. I have seen related questions asked by others before. I would like to inquire further whether this issue requires treatment. If treatment is necessary, will the eye ointments or drops con...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello, the presence of blood vessels in the sclera should be evaluated based on their location, size, and duration. Generally, most cases of blood vessels in the sclera are caused by conjunctival vascular dilation, which can result from conjunctival inflammation or allergic react...[Read More] Understanding Redness in the Whites of Your Eyes: Causes and Treatments
Understanding Red Veins in the Eye: Causes and Treatments
Blood streaks Hello, doctor. I have red streaks on my sclera. Should I be concerned? They haven't disappeared for several days.
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello, I apologize for the delayed response as I was attending a conference abroad. There are many reasons for red eyes. If your vision is still good, consider applying warm compresses for about 2 minutes, 3 to 4 times a day. If there is no improvement, please see a physician for...[Read More] Understanding Red Veins in the Eye: Causes and Treatments
How to Handle Eye Blisters: A Guide for Travelers in London
I have a blister on my eyeball. I'm abroad and I don't know what to do? Hello Doctor, I just woke up today and noticed that there is a blister on my eyeball. I'm not sure how to handle this. For the past few days, I have had a stye on my eyelid. Two days ago, I mis...
Dr. Zhang Yanrui Reply:
Hello Ms. Chu, based on your description, it seems more like edema of the conjunctiva on the sclera. Generally, this condition can occur due to severe eye allergies or excessive rubbing of the eyes. Usually, applying a cold compress can help, and if necessary, some anti-inflammat...[Read More] How to Handle Eye Blisters: A Guide for Travelers in London