What causes eyes to feel hot?

We should understand that itchy eyes is a disease that causes great distress to everyone, and it cannot be completely cured by medical means. Itchy eyes are caused by not paying attention to eye health. Everyone needs to improve their eating and living habits. Itchy eyes can make people lose their mood to work and have a great impact on the eyes. In order to avoid itchy eyes, patients will go to the hospital's ophthalmology department for a comprehensive and targeted examination. So, why do eyes feel spicy?

1. What causes itching and pain in the inner corner of the eye?

1.1. Excessive use of eyes

Prolonged use of the eyes can cause eye fatigue, or looking at strong light for a long time, such as sunbathing on the beach without wearing sunglasses, these behaviors may cause excessive fatigue and itching of the canthus muscles.

1.2 Conjunctivitis

Conjunctivitis is a more serious condition. If you rub your eyes with dirty hands or if your eyes are injured, it may cause conjunctivitis. Symptoms of conjunctivitis include red, swollen, itchy eyes, a burning sensation in the eyes, tearing or excessive tears, and increased eye discharge in the morning.

1.3 Dry Eyes

Dry eye syndrome is a common disease among white-collar workers. Patients often feel itchy, dry eyes, and a foreign body sensation in the eyes. Due to insufficient tear secretion, your eyes may feel a little painful. Especially for people who wear contact lenses and face computers for a long time, the chance of developing dry eyes is particularly high.

What causes itching and pain in the inner corner of the eye?

1.4 Allergies

If you have a sensitive constitution, you should pay attention to whether you have allergies. If an allergy occurs, it may be due to using a new brand of eye cream or recent changes in weather.

2. Symptoms of itching and pain in the inner corner of the eye

2.1. Sore corners of eyes: The corners and inner corners of eyes may feel painful, and in severe cases, congestion and large amounts of secretions may occur.

2.2. Conjunctival congestion, edema, mucous secretions, etc., often accompanied by redness and swelling of the eyelid skin, and the closer to the corner of the eye, the more serious the condition.