In the classic American drama "Blood Clan", those who are finally infected with parasites, all parts of the body will be invaded by parasites, even in the eyes, the audience will always be frightened by the scene of countless small bugs running out of the eyes, so is such a TV plot real in real life? Do small bugs really "grow" in the eyes? Have you ever learned about parasites in the eyes?
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The case of parasites in the eyes actually exists in real life, there is such a news: a grandmother accidentally found that her 1-year-old granddaughter had a lot of "white lines" in her eyes, immediately went to the hospital for treatment, when the doctor took out the "white line" with tweezers, but found that it was three small white bugs of about 1 cm! The name of this parasite is called conjunctival suction nematode. Let's talk about this parasite that grows in the eyes, and the symptoms after the infection, how can we prevent it?
Conjunctival sucking nematodes, mainly parasitic in the conjunctival sac of cats, dogs and other animals, it can also parasitize in the human eye. Conjunctival suction nematode disease is caused by the parasitism of this insect, and this disease is very popular in Asia, so it is also called Oriental eyeworm disease. The age group of infected people is very wide, but most of them are infants and young children, so families with small children and pets should pay great attention.
Conjunctival suction nematodes mostly parasitize in the eyes of animals, so how do people get infected with this parasite? Studies have found that the intermediate medium of conjunctival suction nematode is a creature called fruit flies, which are very common in our daily lives. When cats, dogs, rabbits and other organisms are infected with conjunctival suction nematodes, fruit flies will suck the larvae carried by these animals into their own flies, and when it licks humans or other hosts, the larvae of this parasite will naturally enter the host body, which will also infect the conjunctival suction nematode.
Adult conjunctival sucking nematodes swim freely in the conjunctival sac of the human eye, and if parasitic in the anterior chamber, others can clearly see the filaments fluttering in the infected person's eyes. The secretions of this parasite will cause the eyes to produce a foreign body sensation, and the secretions will increase, and symptoms such as itchy eyes, photophobia, and lacrimation will appear, and serious symptoms will cause eyelid edema, spasms, valgus, conjunctival congestion, etc., but as long as the worm body is removed, the symptoms will disappear.
1. Pay attention to whether the pet at home is infected with conjunctival suction nematode, whether the pet's eye secretions are increased, and whether there are symptoms of redness. After playing with pets, children should do a good job of cleaning, and while cleaning for pets, they should also strengthen their own cleaning.
2, the living environment should be kept clean and hygienic, do a good job of preventing flies and killing flies. Usually pay more attention to the cleanliness of the eyes, pay attention to any organisms around that may be infected, and feed the pets to do the corresponding deworming work.
3, when we find that the eyes have any discomfort, to seek medical treatment in time, this parasite as long as it is removed in time, there will not be too much of a problem. However, if the parasite stays in the eye for too long, it may slightly affect vision. Usually pay more attention to pets and personal hygiene at home, so you don't have to worry too much about the small bugs that will "grow" in your eyes. #清风计划 #