Symptoms and treatment of allergic conjunctivitis

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Allergic conjunctivitis, also known as allergic conjunctivitis, is a hypersensitive reaction of conjunctiva to external allergens. It mainly includes type I allergy and type IV allergy, among which allergic conjunctivitis caused by type I allergy is the most common. Symptoms and treatment of allergic conjunctivitis? Let's talk about it

Symptoms and treatment of allergic conjunctivitis

The commonly used mast cell stabilizers are disodium glycyrrhizinate and nedopromil. Although the overall therapeutic effect of mast cell stabilizer is not as good as antihistamines, it seems to be more effective in inhibiting tears. It is best to use it before contact with allergens.

Glucocorticoid should not be used for too long to avoid complications such as cataract, glaucoma virus infection, fungal infection and delayed corneal epithelial healing. Dexamethasone, betamethasone and flumiolone are commonly used.

Ocular anaphylactic disease is an acute or chronic recurrent disease, which is often very difficult to cure. Therefore, it causes great psychological pressure to some patients. In particular, some children with vernal keratoconjunctivitis may have certain psychological disorders, which should be paid attention to.

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Now the air is getting worse and worse, so usually we have to do a good job of prevention, usually go out can take a mask and so on, usually can carry on the next physical exercise, improve the physique, patients with allergic conjunctivitis to maintain a good mood, with a good mood to better treat the disease, any discomfort in time to the doctor reaction.