Blepharitis - Treatment and diagnosis.

Blepharitis is also known as ocular inflammation. Blepharitis is an inflammation or infection of the eyelid that can cause both eye irritation and eye pain..

Pain in the eye can be due to a number of diagnoses. Make sure that you do not have a sore eye for a long time, rather contact your GP and have the cause of the pain investigated. In most cases, you will be referred to an ophthalmologist.

Treatment of blepharitis

The main treatment of blepharitis is by providing good eye hygiene on its own. Daily eye hygiene usually consists of heat, massage and washing. In some cases, prescribing antibiotics, eye drops and treatment of any sequelae may be necessary.

Eye anatomy and important eye structures.

Before we move on, let's look at the anatomy of the eye. That is, what structures make up your eye. This can be important for further understanding of the article.

Eye Anatomy - Photo Wiki

In the picture we see cornea, it anterior chamber, the rainbow with pupil, ophthalmic lens, vitreous, retinas, choroid, sclera, the yellow spot, the blind spot, optic nerve and one of the eye muscles.

Causes of eye pain.

Some possible causes of eye pain or eye pain are blepharitis (Eyelid inflammation), foreign, hordeolum (Stye) glaucoma, glaucoma, cataracts, corneal abrasion / corneal injury, corneal infection (Catalyze rides), conjunctivitis (Conjunctivitis), optic neuritis, iritis, sinusitis, uveitis og optic neuritis.

Time classification of eye pain.

Eye pain can be divided into acute, subacute og chronic pain. Acute eye pain means that the person has had eye pain for less than three weeks, subacute is the period from three weeks to three months and the pain that has a duration of more than three months is classified as chronic.

Investigation of eye pain by medical testing

There are a number of methods used to evaluate and diagnose the cause of eye pain. The methods used depend on the pain presentation and the symptoms of the eye problems.

Among other things, the ophthalmologist uses the following methods.

- Light examination used by the ophthalmologist to evaluate the eye.

- Tonometer (also known as Tono-pen) is used to check if there is an abnormally high pressure in the eye, which can occur in glaucoma, for example.

- Eye drops is used to dilate the pupils so that the doctor has an insight into the eye.

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