What's going on when there's a white thing next to my eyeball?

If there is more white in the eyeball, it is generally fine as long as there is no discomfort. However, if any discomfort symptoms occur, the following causes can be used for diagnosis and treatment. In this case, conjunctivitis is considered. If the redness is severe, you can buy a bottle of Diabetes Eye Drops and use it four times a day. Otherwise, you can buy a bottle of Pranoprofen Eye Drops and use it once every two hours. Eat a light diet, eat less spicy and irritating foods, and get enough rest. Suddenly a white thing grew next to my eyeball.

The eyes are still a little itchy and red, so I might have a stye. I can first use erythromycin ointment or compound tobramycin eye drops to improve the symptoms. It should be a manifestation of chronic conjunctivitis. You can apply erythromycin eye ointment for symptomatic treatment in time. It is very effective for trachoma and conjunctivitis eye infections and is suitable for external use before bedtime. It is considered to be a palpebral fissure, which is caused by the proliferation of normal conjunctival tissue. Generally, no treatment is required. If red eyes and a foreign body sensation occur, it is blepharitis and you can apply antibiotic eye drops, such as Tobrex eye drops or levofloxacin eye drops.

There may be pterygium, which may be related to long-term stimulation from wind, sand, smoke, dust, sunlight, etc. Generally, no treatment is required if there are no symptoms. When there is inflammatory irritation, antibiotic eye drops can be used. If the symptoms worsen, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination and consider surgical treatment if necessary. However, there is a possibility of recurrence after surgery, so it is recommended to go to a local regular large hospital for treatment. It is caused by the rupture of scleral capillaries. It is asymptomatic and does not require special treatment. It will generally be gradually absorbed within 3-5 days. Pay attention to rest to prevent dryness caused by excessive eye use. Don't rub your eyes with your hands. Don't eat spicy food. You can drink chrysanthemum tea or green tea and do eye exercises regularly.