What should I do if my eyes hurt during breastfeeding?

Eyes are a very important organ for us, but many pregnant women often experience eye symptoms during breastfeeding.

It is caused by some diseases, so what should you do if your eyes hurt during breastfeeding?

1. Blepharitis - increased eye secretions

Symptoms of blepharitis include increased discharge from the eyes, often accompanied by increased dandruff and acne. At the same time, blepharitis can also cause burning pain and a burning sensation in the eyes.

, often tears or dry and uncomfortable feeling.

Recommendation: Wash your hands and apply a warm, wet towel to your eyes for 5 minutes. If the symptoms persist or become severe, see a doctor immediately.

2. Sebaceous gland cancer: the stye that won’t go away

If a small red bag appears inside or outside the eyelid, it is actually a stye. Many people have experienced a stye, but it lasts for 3 months.

If it happens occasionally or repeatedly in the same place, and your eyelashes fall out, you should be careful about whether you have sebaceous gland cancer.

Recommendation: Go to the hospital as soon as possible for diagnosis and surgery to remove the stye that cannot be removed.

3. Migraine - blind spots, flashes or wavy lines often appear when looking at things

Most of the time, migraines are caused by changes in blood flow to the brain. If you experience blurry or strange vision while driving, you should stop the car.

Rest. If symptoms persist for more than 1 hour, see a doctor immediately. Fever, weakness in the limbs, or slurred speech may occur.

In this case, you should consider it as a stroke and seek medical attention immediately.

4. Computer Vision Syndrome - Burning eyes or blurred vision after looking at the computer for a long time

For office workers and computer users who often use computers, they are very likely to suffer from computer vision syndrome. When using computers, they should avoid glare on the display.

, keep your eyes level with the screen, relax your eyes regularly, let your eyes get some rest, avoid facing the air conditioner or fan.

If you experience severe eye burning or blurred vision, go to a regular hospital for an eye examination. 5. Sjögren's syndrome: eyes are often dry and sensitive to light