Department of Medicine by Metta Pracharak Hospital (Wat Rai Khing) recommends taking care of eye health during the rainy season, the chance of disease. Increased fever during the rainy season which is not only general health Among those with allergic symptoms, conjunctivitis, conjunctivitis, conjunctivitis, conjunctivitis, conjunctivitis should not be overlooked. Bacteria, viruses, and allergies can be highly infectious. If there is an abnormal conjunctivitis, you should see an ophthalmologist immediately.
On 18 Aug. Dr. Phairot Surachavanich, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Medical Services Said that this rainy season should strictly take care of your health so that the body can adjust. and is immune to changes in the weather Basic health care during the rainy season In addition to taking care of yourself from the outside No matter what age you are, you must eat food from all 5 food groups and focus on eating fruits and vegetables. Because the nutrients that are eaten are important parts that help strengthen the body’s immune system. and deal with diseases during this rainy season more effectively
Dr. Arkhom Chaiweerawatana, Director of Metta Pracharak Hospital (Wat Rai Khing) added that During the rainy season, the weather is humid and cooler. which is suitable for the growth of pathogens If a person with a weak immune system In the rainy season, sickness has come to visit. Not only the risk of respiratory disease or skin disease The eyes are also at risk, especially “red eye disease”. It often spreads when entering the rainy season. It often spreads in the rainy season. because when it rains Rainwater washes away dust from buildings, roofs, fences, and may splash into our eyes. The flooded water may contain the virus. or bacteria When the dirty water splashes into our eyes It will be infected quickly. The most severe symptoms are inflammation. Severe eye irritation, blurred vision, if you have eye problems or abnormal symptoms, you should see an ophthalmologist.
Dr. Ekachai Aryangkun, Ophthalmologist, Deputy Director of Ophthalmology He added that during the rainy season, taking care of your health is extremely important. Eye health needs to be taken care of as well. during the coming rainy season The eyes are also at risk of infectious diseases, especially “red eye” outbreaks often. When entering this season, the symptoms of conjunctivitis if we get various germs. Until it causes conjunctivitis, symptoms can occur within 1-3 days and the duration of contact with others is about 14 days. such as
Conjunctivitis, which can be caused by dirty water splashing into the eye or bring hands that are soiled with dirt Touching the eyes or if caused by a viral infection, the eyelids will be swollen, tears flowing a lot, the lymph nodes around the mastoid are swollen, coughing, sore throat, runny nose, eyes sensitive to light if infected with bacteria. There will be green or yellow discharge from the eyes, watery eyes, watery eyes, blurred vision, and if caused by allergies, the eyes will feel itchy, burning, with tears.
How to Prevent Conjunctivitis
Avoid close contact with sick people. Refrain from sharing items with patients such as handkerchiefs, towels, etc. Dust should be prevented and avoided. or dirty water in the eyes Including avoiding swimming during the outbreak of conjunctivitis. Always keep clean wash your hands Avoid frequently touching your eyes with your hands, not in crowded areas such as public transportation, etc. If necessary, wear sunglasses to prevent dust and wind, and be careful not to let insects. or foreign objects in the eye As for the treatment of conjunctivitis, if there is conjunctivitis, you should rest or take a leave of absence from work until it disappears to reduce the spread of the disease. And can use artificial tears to help. If there is a lot of eye irritation, you should see an ophthalmologist for further treatment.
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