Is it serious to have a transparent bubble in the eye?

Sometimes when looking in the mirror, I inadvertently found a transparent blister in my eye. I thought I had hit something and didn’t pay much attention to it. But after a few days, it not only didn’t disappear, but became bigger. This makes many friends scared, wondering if there is some disease in their body. In fact, this is an inflammation of the eyes, which is mostly caused by long-term excessive use of the eyes and lack of attention to hygiene. So what should we do if blisters appear in the eyes?

If you have patience, I suggest you massage the acupoints around your eyes, which may be more effective. I once had red bloodshot eyes. After applying pressure for 15 minutes, the effect was immediate and obvious.

Carefully massage the acupoints around the eyes. The simplest way is to do eye exercises carefully twice or more each time, two to three times a day. When doing this, pay attention to relaxing your whole body, use force with your fingers, and feel the reaction of the acupoints.

Also, look into the distance more and use your eyes less.

Follicular stones are caused by poor eye hygiene and are a relatively specific inflammatory response sign of certain conjunctivitis. Most viral conjunctivitis, chlamydial conjunctivitis (except neonatal inclusion conjunctivitis), some parasitic conjunctivitis, and conjunctivitis caused by drugs (glycosides, dipivefrin, miotics) cause follicle formation.

Pay attention to eye hygiene at ordinary times, do not rub your eyes with your hands, and do not remove the follicles with your hands. The bacteria on your hands can easily cause infection. If you wear contact lenses, stop wearing them now and go to a professional eyewear store to check and make sure there are no problems before wearing them again.

Follicular stones are not very serious. You can use some anti-inflammatory medicine, such as norfloxacin eye drops. It is recommended that you go to the hospital or a professional eyewear store for examination.