Treatment of dry eyes in children

I wonder if mothers have noticed that their children often complain that their eyes are dry, itchy, and painful. I also rub my eyes with my hands from time to time. At this time, parents should pay attention, your child may have dry eyes syndrome. This may be related to the electronic products that children usually come into contact with. Using computers, playing with mobile phones, or watching TV for a long time will cause dry eyes. Long-term damage will cause corneal lesions and affect children's vision.

According to surveys, children's dry eye syndrome is mainly related to long-term use of computers or electronic products. Yi Molecule Lutein reminds parents and friends that dry eye is a chronic disease. The early symptoms of dry eye in children are caused by the insufficiency of the quality or quantity of the tear film before the cornea, which causes the conjunctiva and corneal epithelium to fail to maintain normal function.

Early symptoms of dry eyes in children: Common symptoms of dry eyes include dry eyes, fatigue, drowsiness, itching, foreign body sensation, pain and burning sensation, tight and heavy eyelids, thick secretions, fear of wind, fear of light, sensitivity to external stimuli, and temporary blurred vision.

Sometimes the eyes are too dry and the lack of basic tears stimulates the reflex tear secretion, resulting in frequent tears. The early symptoms of dry eye in children are more severe with redness, swelling, congestion, keratinization, corneal epithelium breakage and filamentous adhesion. Long-term damage will cause corneal and conjunctival lesions and affect vision.

Children with dry eyes often report that their eyes tire easily, making reading and watching television difficult. These difficulties occur because the frequency of blinking decreases significantly when the task requires concentration. When the blinking frequency is significantly reduced, the tear film evaporation time will be significantly prolonged. If blinking is insufficient, the cornea is exposed longer than the tear film can evaporate, resulting in one or more dry spots on the corneal surface.

In clinical practice, artificial tears and lutein supplementation are often used in combination to treat dry eyes. Patients need to choose the artificial tears that suits them under the guidance of a doctor. When it comes to choosing lutein, experts recommend using I-molecule Lutein, which is a good option. Mild dry eye syndrome can be effectively improved by using I-molecule Lutein products for just a few weeks; for seriously ill patients, using a full set of I-molecule Lutein products, plus external and external conditioning, will have obvious effects.

Regarding the treatment of dry eyes symptoms in children, parents may be glad that their children do not have myopia, but myopia will occur soon. In daily life, parents should pay more attention to their children, control the time their children use electronic products, and prevent their children from becoming dependent on electronic products. Eliminate the problem of myopia in children from the root, let children have more contact with green plants, and let children have a colorful world.