How Do I Care for an Eye Wound?

The eyes are delicate organs, a irrelevant injury to other parts of the body, but may cause blindness to the eyes. Eye trauma can be roughly divided into blunt injuries, perforation injuries, burns, and sympathetic ophthalmia; when the eyeball is impacted and not ruptured, regardless of the degree of injury; it is generally called pure eye injury. When the eyeball is injured, the outer layer of the eye is perforated. Burns can be caused by strong acids, alkalis, hot steam or liquid splashing into the eyes. Sympathetic ophthalmitis is an autologous rabbit epidemic disease caused by the destruction of a large number of uveal tissues or the presence of foreign bodies in the eyes after eyeball perforation injury. Viral infection may have promoted this immune response. The main clinical manifestation is that after a certain period of time after the perforation of the eye, it may be more than ten days, or months, years, or even one or two decades, and the symptoms of iris ciliaryitis occur on the other eye without injury. There are photophobia, tears, eye pain, and vision loss. Self-conscious symptoms are generally not obvious, the course is very long, sometimes it continues to worsen, sometimes it gets better or worse, and it develops in waves. The end result is often bad, with secondary glaucoma, cataracts, and eye atrophy.

Eye Trauma Home Care

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Chinese name
Eye Trauma Home Care
Foreign name
Home care of ocular trauma
The eyes are delicate organs, a irrelevant injury to other parts of the body, but may cause blindness to the eyes. Eye trauma can be roughly divided into blunt injuries, perforation injuries, burns, and sympathetic ophthalmia; when the eyeball is impacted and not ruptured, regardless of the degree of injury; it is generally called pure eye injury. When the eyeball is injured, the outer layer of the eye is perforated. Burns can be caused by strong acids, alkalis, hot steam or liquid splashing into the eyes. Sympathetic ophthalmitis is an autologous rabbit epidemic disease caused by the destruction of a large number of uveal tissues or the presence of foreign bodies in the eyes after eyeball perforation injury. Viral infection may have promoted this immune response. The main clinical manifestation is that after a certain period of time after the perforation of the eye, it may be more than ten days, or months, years, or even one or two decades, and the symptoms of iris ciliaryitis occur on the other eye without injury. There are photophobia, tears, eye pain, and vision loss. Self-conscious symptoms are generally not obvious, the course is very long, sometimes it continues to worsen, sometimes it gets better or worse, and it develops in waves. The end result is often bad, with secondary glaucoma, cataracts, and eye atrophy.
1. After the eyeball is hit, you should go to the hospital for an examination to rule out the bad conditions such as intraocular hemorrhage, dislocation of the lens, and omentum swelling, and treat it in time to avoid the adverse consequences of vision loss and blindness.
2. When there is a hot tear flowing out of the injured eye, and there is eye pain and vision loss, eyeball perforation injury should be considered, and it should be immediately covered with sterile gauze. If there is no sterilized gauze, it is better not to expose it with unclean hands and other items, and immediately send it to the hospital for treatment.
3 When chemicals such as acids and alkalis are splashed into the eyes, the eyes should be immediately rinsed with clean water, and should not be sent to the hospital for treatment, because corrosive substances left in the conjunctival sac for one minute will inevitably cause some eye damage, so it must be Rinse immediately, do not need to emphasize the disinfection of the rinsing solution, delay the time for the disinfection solution, aggravate the injury and cause irreparable eyeball damage. This is the biggest mistake. Immediately after flushing, send to the hospital for further diagnosis and treatment.
4 Patients who have perforated eyeballs should always pay attention to the condition of the other eye and go to the hospital for regular examinations. For symptoms such as conscious photophobia, tears, and eye pain, they should immediately go to the hospital for treatment and actively prevent sympathetic eyes. The occurrence of inflammation, timely control the development of the disease, and avoid blindness.
5. If the injured eye has been severely damaged and the visual function has completely disappeared and can no longer be recovered, psychological counseling should be done to advise patients to remove the injured eye in time to prevent future complications.
6. Pay attention to eye hygiene after injury, not to be affected by germs and cause infection.

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