The eye is the most important part of the human body because it is responsible for the vision, so it must be taken care of to protect them from swellings, infections and blue and white water, because they are very sensitive cells, and any small problems that may affect the ability to lose the ability to see.
Causes of eye swelling
- Conjunctivitis: A transparent mucosa that covers the solid and supports the eyelid cavity. When conjunctiva is infected with viruses and bacteria, it causes red eyes, itching, swelling and increased tear production in the eye.
- Sensitivity: When the immune system reacted to a strange substance such as dust and pollen pollen, the use of contact lens solutions and eye drops, and allergies of certain types of make-up.
- The eye or rattles the eye; it causes red bumps and bulges on the rim of the eye due to the blockage of the fat glands that surround the eyelashes or inside the eyelid causing swelling that is sensitive to touch.
- Eye injuries. Cosmetic surgery such as eyelid tightening causes inflammation, eye bulges or eye trauma.
- Burden caused by blockage of fat glands inside or outside the eyelid, and may produce a bag of steel, and the side of the eyelid and not on the eyelid.
- Inflammation of the orbital tissue, resulting from pollution due to bacteria, which is rare and dangerous leads to the swelling of the lower and upper eyelids, and may lead to swelling of the eyebrow and cheek and high temperature and pain, and may cause damage to the nerves of vision leading to blindness.
- Using contact lenses soiled or stored in an unclean place, leading to inflammation and eye infection.
- Graves’ disease, caused by hyperthyroidism, causes eye bulges.
- Inflammation of the eyelid due to dysfunction of the sebaceous glands, causes swelling and sometimes causes the fall of the eyelashes.
- Herpes is an eye that is produced by viruses; it causes inflammation and scars in the cornea, swelling in the eye.
Treatment of swelling of the eye
- Place bags of red or green tea in warm water for minutes, then put them in the refrigerator until cool, then put on the eyelids for twenty minutes.
- Put the cold option on the eyes for ten minutes.
- Mix a little baby oil with a glass of water, use cotton and put it on the eyes for twenty minutes.
- Massage the area surrounding the eye with fingers with a circular motion.
- Place two tablespoons in the freezer and place them on the eyes for 10 minutes.
- Exercise to combat fluid retention.
- Stay away from salty foods.
- Place slices of fresh strawberries on the eyes, leaving them ten minutes when waking up.