What to do if your eyes are swollen after abortion

Many people know that eye swelling after abortion is an unavoidable disease, and doctors currently have no perfect solution. Eye swelling after abortion is caused by not paying attention to eye health. Everyone should pay attention to their habits in life. Eye swelling after abortion makes the patient always feel depressed and anxious, and has a great impact on both eyes. In order to get rid of eye swelling after abortion, some people may go to an ophthalmologist for examination and treatment. Next, let’s introduce what to do if your eyes are swollen after an abortion?

1. Simple artificial abortion will not cause women's vision to decline. However, if you feel that your vision will decline, you should consider that it is caused by some adverse phenomenon during the abortion. Many women cannot control their emotions and cry during the abortion.

2. If you cry during an abortion, it will cause great damage to your eyes. It may also be because your eyes are blown by cold wind during the abortion, which can easily cause symptoms of decreased vision and possible tearing.

3. However, it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by improper use of the eyes, so it is recommended that you go to an ophthalmology hospital for a detailed examination to determine what eye disease you have and then consider symptomatic treatment. If you are nearsighted, you will need to wear glasses for correction.

Note:

1. Avoid looking at something intently. Pay attention to frequent and complete blinking. Frequent blinking can reduce the time the eyeballs are exposed to the air and prevent tear evaporation.

2. Do not use the air conditioner for too long. Avoid drafts on your seats and place some tea near them to increase the humidity around them.

3. Eat more fruits of various kinds. Especially citrus fruits, you should also eat more green vegetables, grains, fish and eggs. Drinking plenty of water can also help relieve dry eyes.

4. Maintain good living habits. Get enough sleep and don’t stay up late.

5. Try to wear frame glasses. People who wear contact lenses in front of a computer should also use those with high oxygen permeability.

6. Observe frequently. If your eyes become red, feel burned or have a foreign body sensation, your eyelids become heavy, or you even experience eye pain or headache, and there is no significant improvement after rest, you need to go to the hospital.