Black spots on the child's eye

If there are no black spots on the white of our eyes, it means that we have eye diseases. At this time, we will feel uncomfortable, dry and painful in our eyes. For children, this phenomenon cannot be ignored, because children's eyes are still in the development stage, and they will use their eyes a lot in the future. So what should we do if there are black spots on children's eyeballs?

It is naturally not a normal phenomenon to have black spots on the white of the eye, because normally everyone should know that there will be no black spots on the white of the eye, and the white of the eye is very smooth and transparent. If black spots appear, it must be caused by some diseases, and such conditions basically occur in children. This is mainly because the sclera of children is relatively thin. If there are no other changes, the black spots will slowly disappear as the child grows older.

What is the cause of the black spot on the white of the eye?

There are small black spots in the eyeball, which are scleral pigment spots and have no effect. The reason for its formation is that the sclera of children is relatively thin, and the pigment membrane underneath can be seen through the thin sclera, so this is normal anatomy and there is no need to worry. As the eye develops, these spots will no longer be visible.

It belongs to the symptom of conjunctival pigmented nevus. Conjunctival nevus often occurs in the bulbar conjunctiva near the corneal edge and the palpebral fissure. It is irregularly round, of varying sizes, with clear boundaries, and slightly raised on the conjunctival surface. Moles are generally black, with varying shades of pigmentation, and some are brown-red. There are no blood vessels in moles. If a mole suddenly grows larger and has a rough surface, or blood vessels grow into it, it indicates the possibility of malignancy.

This situation is common in cases of vitamin deficiency or intestinal ascaris infection. You need to go to the hospital for examination to determine the cause and actively treat the symptoms. Also pay attention to getting more rest and eating more vegetables to supplement vitamins. I wish you good health

This situation can be treated with chloramphenicol eye drops, neomycin, rifampicin eye drops or eye drops. Pay attention to your eye habits, take regular breaks, and try to look into the distance to relax your eyes when you have free time. Take more vitamins A, C, and D, eat more carrots, fruits, and seafood, etc.

This situation is considered to be keratosis pilaris. Follicular keratinization is a term in Western medicine, and is often called "skin nail disorder" in traditional Chinese medicine. It often appears as a symptom in a group of "qi stagnation and blood stasis" syndromes, and most of them are comprehensive physical problems. If the treatment can be alleviated by promoting qi, activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis, it will take quite a while to completely cure it. You can also apply some retinoic acid ointment externally, which is also helpful to improve the symptoms.

If you find that your child does not change at all as he or she grows older, you should let them eat more radishes or some seafood. This will supplement the vitamin A and vitamin C needed by your child's body, so that the black spots on the whites of the eyes will gradually disappear. You should also let them pay attention to their eye habits.