Why are eyes brown?

Yellowish-brown eyeballs are usually related to aging. It may also be due to endocrine disorders in the conjunctiva, and it is not ruled out that it is caused by liver inflammation.

1. Age increase: The yellow-brown eyeball is usually called age-related cataract disease. It is mainly due to the change of age, the conjunctiva of the eyeball will show pigmentation, which is more common in the elderly over 50 years old. In addition, due to metabolic decline or malnutrition, the conjunctiva has degeneration and hyperplasia. In this case, the beauty-loving ladies need to go to a qualified hospital for further diagnosis and treat it through surgical resection under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Endocrine disorders: If patients smoke and drink for a long time in daily life, it will cause endocrine disorders in the body, which will induce cataracts. Therefore, the pupil will gradually become wedge-shaped and cloudy, and over time, the eyeball will become yellow-brown. Therefore, it is necessary to go to the hospital for cataract surgery to establish stereoscopic vision of both eyes and restore the good visual function before the disease.

3. Liver inflammation: Liver disease is a common infectious disease nowadays, and it is also a vascular disease. Most of them are caused by family genetic factors, and may also be caused by autoimmune diseases. When the disease occurs, pain in the liver area and abnormal liver function will occur. If not treated in time, the eyeballs will turn yellow-brown.