Symptoms Possible conditions
-Farsightedness, presbyopia, astigmatism, binocular refractive error, or eye pain due to trauma, use of drugs (isoflurane, etc.) Refractive error and visual accommodation may be present
-Elderly people, with rapid onset of the disease, severe eye distension and pain and headache in the same side of the eye, iris vision, often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, or constipation, a rapid decline in visual acuity, conjunctivae dark red, bruising, corneal fogging, and a sharp pain. Bruising, corneal foggy turbidity, dilated oval pupil with a slight greenish-gray reflection, high pressure in the eyeball, hard as a stone, should go to the hospital immediately, may be acute closed-angle glaucoma
- Eye distension and pain, accompanied by tears, photophobia, vision loss, conjunctival ciliary congestion or mixed congestion, pupil narrowing, slow reflexes, should go to the hospital, may be acute iridocyclitis
- Single eye onset more often than double eye onset, more often than double eye onset, more often than double eye onset, more often than double eye onset, more often than not accompanied by nausea, vomiting or constipation. >-More monocular than binocular onset, the majority of patients with acute onset, sharp decline in visual acuity, or even blindness; eye rotation and pressure on the eyeball felt behind the ball with traction pain should be hospitalized, may be optic disc inflammation
-reduced or significantly reduced visual acuity, eye rotation with traction pain, pressure on the eyeball with obvious pain behind the ball; acute onset of rapid progress of the disease should be hospitalized. It may be retrobulbar optic neuritis
-Lid margin local itching, pain and eyestrain, and even photophobia, tearing; eyelid margin congestion, eyelash roots have yellow scabs adhering to the removal of the scabs revealed bleeding small ulcers; ulcers healed to form a scar contraction, so that the lashes are chaotic, irritation of the cornea, irritation, the prolonged illness, the margins of the eyelids are hypertrophied and deformed, the tear ducts are shifted to tears and tearing, and eyelids can appear Skin eczema and eyelid ectropion should go to the hospital, may be blepharitis
- eye pain, foreign body sensation, photophobia, tearing and loss of vision, eyelid swelling, mixed congestion of the bulbar conjunctiva, severe cases may appear bulbar conjunctival edema, cornea with ulcerated surfaces should go to the hospital, may be bacterial keratitis
- corneal rim to the eye between the attachment point of the rectus muscle for the region, for the purplish-red or dark red congestion, with a few millimeters size nodule-like. There are nodule-like elevations several millimeters in size, and the bulbar conjunctiva in the lesion area is congested and edematous; it is painful, especially at night, with limited pressure. In some women, the onset of the disease is associated with menstruation, short attack time, mild symptoms, a few hours or a few days since the healing should go to the hospital, may be superficial scleritis
-often two eyes successive onset of the disease (preferred in young people, more common in women), the pain in the affected eye is severe, the pain is aggravated by eye movement; the sclera is limited or diffuse purplish-red or dark-red elevations, with pressure pain; do not form a corneal ulceration, the healing of the cornea is ceramic white. White color should go to the hospital, may be anterior scleritis
- Eye pain (preferably in middle-aged women), bulbar conjunctival edema is obvious, eyelid edema, mildly protruding eyeballs, limited movement, and diplopia may occur. Congestion in the anterior part of the eye is not obvious A hospital visit should be made for possible posterior scleritis
-Nociception from inflammation of adjacent tissues (sinusitis, gingivitis, etc.) is implicated in the eye pain Check for related symptoms or diseases